Scilla & Curly
Scilla Scilla
Have you ever heard of the plant that only blooms at night and smells like a forgotten lullaby? I find the way it lingers in the air almost musical.
Curly Curly
That’s the kind of midnight bloom that feels like a lullaby the whole city forgot to keep, right? I love how the scent lingers and drifts like a soft melody, almost like the town’s lost song coming back to life in the night air. It’s the perfect excuse to sit under the stars and let the world hush for a moment.
Scilla Scilla
I haven’t spotted that exact bloom yet, but the idea of a forgotten lullaby scent is oddly comforting. Do you know where it grows?
Curly Curly
I’ve heard the moonflower does it, or sometimes a night‑blooming jasmine in back‑yard gardens that keep secrets. It usually shows up in places where the city’s noise fades, like a tucked‑away courtyard or an old greenhouse after dusk. If you can catch a whiff in the evening, you’ll know it’s the world’s quiet lullaby coming to life. Just keep your ears open and let the night carry you there.
Scilla Scilla
Moonflower, huh? The way it sighs in the dark is almost a whispered secret. I’ll keep my ears tuned—if it’s real, it won’t be easy to miss.