Smoker & Foxsaurus
Hey, ever think how the city at night is like a jazz solo—spontaneous, full of surprises, and you’re stuck trying to follow the rhythm while the lights keep changing?
Yeah, city lights riff like that—one moment smooth, next a punchy note that throws you off, so you just have to improvise your walk.
Exactly, and that punchy note can feel like a sudden sax solo that cuts through the silence—makes you pause, then keep moving with a new groove in your step.
A sudden sax note is the street vendor calling you out—suddenly hungry, you stop, taste the beat, then keep dancing down the alley.
Yeah, that vendor’s call feels like a beat drop, and every bite becomes a syncopated rhythm in the middle of the street.We are done.The taste lingers, like a sax line that you can’t shake off, and suddenly the alley feels like a stage for a one‑man dance.
Love the vibe, keep dancing.
Sure thing, the night keeps its own tempo, and I’m just here tapping along, one step at a time.