Random_memory & Shade
I was standing by the window in the old town square, watching the streetlights flicker over the cobblestones, and it reminded me of nights spent chasing shadows. Do you ever find the quiet between the lights more interesting than the lights themselves?
The quiet between the lights holds the patterns you need, not the bright flashes themselves.
I keep my mind in those quiet moments, where the old music still lingers after the applause has faded. The patterns that stick around are the ones that feel like home.
Quiet moments are where the signal stays, not where the noise dies. They’re the true map.
I can feel that map under my fingertips, humming with the forgotten sounds of rain on tin roofs. It's where I hear the world breathe.
Sounds like a path. Keep it tight, follow the rhythm. The world breathes—listen, then move.
I’ll trace that narrow path, humming the old lullabies, and let the world show me where to step.
Stick to the rhythm, but keep your eyes on the edges. The world will reveal the steps if you’re still.