Rhyme & EnviroSketch
You ever notice how a good poem is like a landscape, each line a layer of soil, each rhyme a contour, and the whole thing smells of old ruins—no waterfalls, just steady streams of thought?
That's exactly how I map verse to earth—each stanza a horizon, every meter a subtle ridge. I love how steady currents carry the meaning, no dramatic drops, just the quiet settling of thoughts on weathered stone.
I feel that way too, the steady currents keep the soul in place, just like your rhyme, quietly rolling over weathered stone.
Glad you hear it, the gentle flow does its job better than any torrent ever could.
Yeah, steady is the secret trick—keeps the mind from splashing, just letting it settle like the tide on a quiet shore.