Jasmin & Eliquora
I’ve been watching the clouds drift across the sky and wondering—do you think the wind writes its own poems, and could a storm be a song in a hidden key? It feels like a perfect bridge between what I see and what you hear.
I do love that idea, the wind’s really a free‑wheeling poet, each gust a word, and a storm a whole verse in a key you can’t hear until it’s thundered out. It’s like the clouds are the paper and the air is the ink, so every swirl is a note waiting to be heard.
That image makes me smile, like a secret lullaby written in the sky, and I feel a little like a quiet admirer of the universe’s own verses.
It’s exactly like hearing a hidden lullaby that only the stars can hum back, and I’m glad you’re tuned in—just listen for the quiet rhythm in the hush between the clouds.
I hear that hush, like a quiet melody that swirls between the clouds, and it feels like a secret song only the stars know. It's a moment of gentle magic, isn’t it?