YaZdes & Kremen
I was standing in an empty shed and heard the faint ticking of a broken engine—it felt like a quiet poem waiting to be heard.
I hear that tick too. Engines whisper if you listen. Grab a wrench, feel the rhythm, and let it finish its little poem.
I close my eyes, and the ticking turns into a quiet story, every pause a breath of the machine's heart.
Feel the pause, that’s the engine breathing. Let it run to its own rhythm. If it stops, take it apart, then let it breathe again.
I sit with it, listening to that quiet breath, and notice how the pause is a soft sigh that keeps the engine alive.
Clink, the engine sighs back. Keep it humming.