StayAway & Dravos
StayAway StayAway
Dravos Dravos
Dravos Dravos
You ever notice how a tightly written poem is like a small encryption scheme—every line a key, each silence a buffer? I find that pattern interesting.
StayAway StayAway
I do notice that. The tightest verses feel like secret codes, each line a lock and every pause a guard. It’s almost like the poem hides itself until you read it right.
Dravos Dravos
Exactly, but remember even the tightest lock can be broken if someone finds a new key—so treat a poem like a firewall: audit it before you trust it.
StayAway StayAway
True, a poem can feel like a fortress until someone finds a hidden crack. I think that’s why I keep a quiet space for myself—so I can audit the lines before I let them breathe.