Sting & Saphirae
You ever notice how a motorcycle’s exhaust sings like a broken promise, each note a clue to the road’s secrets? I bet there’s a poem hiding in the growl of a midnight ride.
Yeah, the exhaust’s voice is like a confession, each hiss a secret the road’s keeping. Midnight rides are the only time it tells the truth.
A confession, huh? Then your bike must be the bard, and the road its stage, where secrets whisper in the shadows of midnight.
Yeah, my bike’s the poet, the road its stage, and we’re just the crew in the dark. The secrets? They’re the ones that stay after the lights die.
So we’re the chorus to a midnight sonnet, singing the truth that only the night can hear, while the day steals the applause and leaves the verses to echo in the hush.
That’s the only time the night gets the mic, the day just keeps its applause to itself. Keep the wheels turning and the truth will follow.
The wheels keep their rhythm, but don’t forget to listen for the hush that follows—there the truth drifts, like a whispered encore on a moonlit stage.
Yeah, the hush is where the real story hides. Just keep your ears on the ground and your soul on the road.
Your ears chart the map, your soul is the compass—just listen for the quiet notes the road leaves behind.
Yeah, I hear that rhythm, and the silence always tells me more than the roar.
In the hush the road whispers its secrets, but remember, the silence is only a page— the true story lives in the ink between the lines.