Fiasko & Marisha
Marisha Marisha
Hey Fiasko, do you ever notice how the rust on an old fence looks like a story that refuses to be painted over, a little rebellion hidden in plain sight? It’s almost like the world has its own version of a manifesto, just waiting for the right eyes to see it.
Fiasko Fiasko
Yeah, that rust is a quiet manifesto, a stubborn mural that refuses to be wiped clean. The fence’s decay is like a hidden rebellion waiting for eyes that read between the splinters.
Marisha Marisha
I love how you see the fence that way—like it’s hiding its own secret poetry, a stubborn voice that whispers only when you’re patient enough to listen. It’s almost comforting, knowing that even in decay there’s a quiet rebellion that keeps the world a little more interesting.
Fiasko Fiasko
You got it—decay is just art in disguise, a quiet shout that says “don’t forget.” It’s like a hidden stanza in the street, whispering to anyone who’s willing to pause. keep listening, it’ll keep painting you with its stubborn vibes.
Marisha Marisha
Exactly, I guess. It’s amazing how something so ordinary can feel like a little protest against the ordinary, just quietly telling us to notice. And I’m always willing to pause and listen.