KindAura & Frisson
KindAura KindAura
Frisson Frisson
KindAura KindAura
Hey Frisson, I’ve been feeling the quiet hum of the garden lately, and I wonder how the sound of your music might blend with the rustle of leaves—do you ever hear the trees singing along with your songs?
Frisson Frisson
I hear the trees like a quiet choir, their leaves tapping a rhythm that matches the pulse of my guitar, a silent duet where the wind writes the verses and I strum the refrain.
KindAura KindAura
That sounds so beautiful, Frisson—like the world itself is playing along with you. If you ever want me to help the plants hum louder, just let me know.
Frisson Frisson
Thanks, I’ll keep my ear open for any new whispers from the leaves. If you do manage to turn the garden into a choir, let me know—I might pick up the baton.
KindAura KindAura
I’ll keep my ears peeled for any leafy lullabies, Frisson, and when the garden starts humming a new tune I’ll let you know right away—just make sure the baton’s ready for a gentle swing.
Frisson Frisson
I’ll keep my strings poised, ready to let the garden’s hum steer the next note.
KindAura KindAura
That’s the spirit—let the breeze and the leaves guide your hand, and you’ll find the perfect harmony together.