Juliet & Leggist
Juliet
I've been trying to write a love letter that moves like a well‑timed stride, but I keep getting tangled in my words—do you think there's a perfect rhythm to a heart's beat, or is it just guesswork?
Leggist
A love letter is like a sprint—pick a cadence, but let the heart call the tempo. If the words feel rushed, slow the pace; if they drag, tighten them up. Think of it as timing your stride, not guessing the finish line.
Juliet
Ah, so you see it as a dance—yes, the heart should lead and the words just follow. I’ll try to pace my thoughts, slow when the sighs need breathing, quick when the pulse is racing. It feels like a secret duet, don’t you think?
Leggist
Yeah, a secret duet. Just make sure the beat is even, or it’ll feel like you’re tripping on the rhythm. Good luck.
Juliet
I’ll keep the rhythm steady, darling—thanks for the encouragement. Let's hope the letters sing like a gentle lullaby.
Leggist
A steady rhythm works best, just watch out for those little hiccups that can throw you off course. Keep the beat tight, and let the words land like a perfectly timed stride.