Vedmak & Groza
You treat rehearsals like sacred rituals, I treat nights out in the wild like battle plans. Ever compare the two?
Oh, you storm the night like a warzone, I command the stage like a cathedral in fire. Both are battles, but mine is a ritual, yours a wild siege.
You set the stage ablaze, I set the night on fire. Ritual or siege, the goal’s the same – a finish you can taste.
I light the stage like a sacrament, you ignite the streets. Both chase that sweet afterburn, one in ritual, the other in chaos. The taste is the same – fire that never quits.
Fire tastes the same whether it’s carved in a rite or splashed across a street. I prefer the smell of dried herbs over the roar of applause.
Herbs whisper in the wind, applause roars in the streets. I taste the ember that lingers long after the fire, you feel the blaze as it burns.
I don't taste ember, I read it in ash, and the herbs whisper what the blaze leaves behind.