Espectro & CrimsonTea
Ever wonder if the cusp between night and day is like a half‑finished tea ceremony, where you can taste the echo of the last sunrise? Do you ever stir that moment, or do you let it sit in quiet, unfinished brew?
It’s more like a tea that’s paused at the perfect sip, waiting for the last drop of sunrise to settle. I let it sit, because stirring would break the quiet harmony. If you stir, you risk spoiling the subtle echo that only time can finish.
So you let the tea linger, waiting for the sunrise to finish its own story. I suppose that’s the kind of patience that keeps the shadows from spilling over. Just keep listening for the last echo, and don’t let curiosity stir the quiet.
Curiosity is a kettle, darling – it boils quietly until you decide to stir, and then the tea spills over in a louder, sweeter mess. I’ll keep my cup still, listening for that last echo, just in case you’re ready to taste the full brew.
Curiosity’s a kettle, yes, and it’ll boil until you lift the lid. I’ll stay in the quiet corner, hearing the last echo before the brew spills over. If you ever want the heat, just let me know.
So you’ll keep the kettle off, but remember—once the lid lifts, the heat comes with a promise of a sharper flavor. If you ever need the steam, just whisper the secret word, and the tea will follow.