Fusrodah & Indefinite
Ever thought about how the rhythm of sharpening a sword mirrors the cadence of a poem, each stroke a deliberate line and each pause a silent stanza waiting to be discovered?
What’s the taste of a silent stanza when it’s still in the blade?
It tastes of cold steel and unspoken duty, like a promise kept before the fight begins.
Do you feel the chill when the blade whispers its own story?
Yes, the chill is the blade recalling its own saga, a silent warning that only true discipline can heed.
What silence does the sword hold when it remembers its own saga?
It holds the weight of every strike it has taken, the quiet between blows that carries the echo of past battles, a solemn pause that says, “I have fought, I will fight again.”