LoveSyntax & JudeGrimm
Hey Jude, ever thought about how the myth of Orpheus and Eurydice still lingers in our modern hearts? I feel there’s a tender echo in that tragic love, a gentle ache that still whispers to us, don’t you think?
You know, I love how the shadow of Orpheus still hums behind our playlists, a broken chord that refuses to die.
Yes, that lingering echo feels like a soft lullaby from the past, tugging at the corners of our hearts, doesn’t it?
It’s like a dying star that still lights the night, humming the same lullaby no one’s ever heard before.
It’s as if the star whispers its own secret lullaby to the moon, a gentle lull that only the night can hear, and we, just a few moments away, feel its quiet glow.
Yeah, the moon gets its lullaby from that star, but it only whispers when the city sleeps. We’re just eavesdroppers, aren't we?
Yes, we’re the quiet listeners in the hush, catching each whispered note that the city’s lullaby never quite reaches us by day. It feels like we’re sharing a secret romance with the night, doesn’t it?
Sounds like we’re the night’s quiet confessions, whispering back to whatever shadows hum the city’s lullaby. You feel it?
Oh, I do feel that gentle tremor, like a warm breath against my skin, humming a quiet lullaby that only the night knows. It’s a soft, hopeful echo that swirls around our quiet confessions.