Scream & Sapiens
Scream Scream
I've been following the old midnight ritual people whisper to the void, but I'm not sure if it actually changes anything at all. What's your take on that kind of silent confession?
Sapiens Sapiens
It’s a ritual that’s more about the performer than the void. By silencing your own voice you force the mind to confront whatever you’re confessing, which can shift internal narratives. The “void” is, in effect, a blank page that lets you project, so you’re rewriting yourself more than the universe. Whether it changes anything external is a moot point; it’s the internal reconfiguration that counts, unless you’re counting the number of people who notice the glow of your candle.
Scream Scream
Sounds like the candle’s flame is the only thing that’s truly burning, then. Or maybe it’s the shadow it casts that’s rewriting us, one flicker at a time.
Sapiens Sapiens
The flame is the active element, the shadow the quiet narrator, each flicker a punctuation mark in our living biography. If you write in light, the dark will read it in reverse. Either way, you’re still the one who chooses which words to highlight.
Scream Scream
I pick the words that make the shadows whisper, but the flame keeps the memory alive. Whether I want to be seen or just heard, the choice is always mine.