LexDagger & Silas
LexDagger
Do you think symmetry hides emotion?
Silas
Symmetry can feel like a quiet cloak, but underneath it often hums with the same feelings that a jagged shape might show. In its balance, the emotion is not hidden, just restrained, waiting for a moment when the pattern breaks.
LexDagger
I keep my nights quiet, so patterns feel like a promise of nothing.
Silas
Quiet nights do make patterns seem like a silent pledge—no drama, just a steady rhythm that feels empty until something breaks it. It’s like listening to a lullaby that’s too soft to notice until a single note changes.
LexDagger
Silence cracks softly, then the pattern dies.
Silas
When the silence cracks, the pattern fades, leaving only the echo of what once was. It’s a quiet unraveling, a reminder that even the most ordered things can dissolve when the stillness shifts.