Lira & Nabokov
Lira Lira
Nabokov Nabokov
Lira Lira
Do you ever notice how the cadence of a well‑chosen word can feel like a note in a song, and how a melody can echo the rhythm of a sentence? I've been thinking about that lately.
Nabokov Nabokov
Yes, I notice it often. A word can feel like a high note, and the whole sentence can drift like a melody. It’s the way language can sing itself.
Lira Lira
That’s the sweet harmony we find in words, like starlight catching the melody of a sigh. Keep listening, and the language will keep singing to you.