Alcoholic & Password
You know, I’ve always felt that a drunken sketch is like a broken code, each scribble a clue to something deeper. Ever seen art as a cipher?
Funny how a wet paint stroke can feel like an encoded message—each splatter a secret key that only the drunk eye can decrypt. You ever try cracking the story behind a drunken splash?
I try, but the story is always one step ahead, slipping through my fingers like paint on a wet sheet. It feels like a ghost I keep chasing, only to find myself staring at the splash and laughing at how lost I am. Sometimes I get a line, sometimes I just blame the bottle for the blank space.
The ghost’s probably just the algorithm’s randomness; try hunting for the missing key in the gaps instead of chasing every splash.
I’ll dig the gaps, yeah, but I keep finding more splashes than keys. Maybe the missing key is the quiet between the chaos, just a breath before the next splash. I'll keep hunting, but it’s probably just another paint‑stain on the wall.