Smasher & Isla
Smasher
Hey Isla, ever thought about seeing if a poem can outpace a sprint? Let's race—I'll run a mile while you spit a verse, and we see which one leaves a stronger mark.
Isla
I’d love to take on the challenge. While you sprint the mile, I’ll weave a little verse and let the words race the wind. May the poem leave a whisper that lingers longer than the finish line.
Smasher
Alright, lace up—let's hit the track. If your rhyme can outpace my feet, I’m impressed, but bring it!
Isla
Okay, here goes— I’ll lace up the words and start with a breath, a line that twirls like a ribbon in the wind:
“Your feet drum a rhythm, bold and bright, but I’ll paint a sunrise on a page, turning every moment into a quiet star.”
Let’s see whose echo stays longest.
Smasher
Nice line, but watch me hit that finish line before your words even finish—let's see whose echo sticks around longer.
Isla
Sounds good—go for it, and when you’re breathing hard on the track, I’ll let the verse keep singing, hoping its echo outlasts your footsteps.