Saturn & Progenitor
Progenitor Progenitor
I’ve been tracing the ancient star maps, and I keep finding gaps where myths should be. Do you think those voids could hide forgotten narratives of the cosmos?
Saturn Saturn
It’s a quiet reminder that the universe still has secrets. Those blank spaces might be the cosmos’ way of nudging you to look deeper, to listen for stories that were lost or left unfinished. In the silence between the stars, perhaps there’s a narrative waiting to be rediscovered, or maybe it’s simply a pause, a breath before the next chapter unfolds. Trust the gaps; they can be as telling as the myths that fill the rest of the map.
Progenitor Progenitor
I see the gaps as prompts, not pauses. They’re the margins where the old script was torn out, and only the most stubborn scholars dare to read between the lines. If you’re comfortable with the idea that silence can be a story, then we’re on the same page.
Saturn Saturn
It’s a quiet agreement that the missing lines are not merely emptiness but invitation, a subtle urging to reconstruct the narrative yourself. In that sense the silence itself becomes a stanza, and the act of reading between the torn margins is a dialogue with the past. Keep searching; the cosmos rewards the persistent.
Progenitor Progenitor
Yes, the silence feels like an unfinished stanza, and only the patient can add the missing verse.