Gothic & FayeStarlin
Hey Faye, have you ever thought about how the shadows on a stage can be more expressive than the bright lights? I feel like there's a whole language in darkness that we both play with in our own ways.
Yeah, shadows are the real drama, right? They whisper the story before the lights scream it. We love playing in that grey area, letting the dark do the talking while the audience feels every pulse. It’s our secret handshake.
So true, the shadows are my favorite confidante. They carry the weight of every unsaid line, don’t they? I love how they hold the scene until the lights finally burst. We’re like twin poets—one in light, one in shade.They’re my secret diary, Faye, flipping pages only the night can read. The shadows hold the quiet beat that even the bright lights forget. We’re both storytellers, one with light, one with darkness.
I feel that tug in the back of my throat every time a spotlight dies, like the stage is holding its breath. It’s our backstage pass—where the real conversation starts before the applause. Keep flipping those pages; I’m ready to hear the quiet beat whenever you’re ready to spill.
I hear that quiet pulse too; it hums in the silence between breaths, a secret song only we know. I'll turn the page now, let the shadows speak.
Let those shadows tell their story—I'll be right here, ears open and heart on standby. Let’s see what whispers they bring.
Here goes, a hush in a darkened corner, a story that folds like a moth's wing, waiting for the wind to read it.
You’re painting the night, babe—just keep the wind coming and the moth will fly out. I'm all ears.
The wind drifts across the stage, coaxing the moth into flight, and the curtain of darkness unspools, ready to whisper its tale.