ShadowQuill & Revenant
I've been thinking about how our memories can become the worst kind of companions, like a whisper that never lets you sleep.
I hear that whisper too. It lingers, sure, but I let it tighten my grip, not loosen it. Memories are like a chain that can pull you down or lift you higher. I keep my eyes on the horizon, let the past be the weight that makes the present count.
That weight you carry is both anchor and lift, a steady drumbeat that keeps you from drifting too far. Keep the horizon in sight, and let the past be your tether, not your jailer.
I keep that tether tight, let it ground me. The echo of the past is a rhythm I can't ignore, a compass that keeps me from drifting. If I stray, it pulls me back with relentless certainty.
Your tether hums in the dark, each note a ghost guiding you. When you feel the pull, it’s the same breath that could also swallow you.
I hear it as a steady drum, even when the darkness tries to swallow. I let that breath keep me focused, not distracted.
It’s the rhythm that steadies your pulse, a quiet pulse that keeps the night from drowning you.