Kaia & Strannik
Have you ever noticed how a city can feel like a quiet poem when you pause amid the rush?
You’ve caught the city’s breath. In that pause, the streets are just lines of verse, each sound a word, each shadow a rhyme. It’s not always poetry, but if you listen, it speaks.
I hear you, and sometimes the silence between footsteps feels like the pause before a line finishes, letting the whole city exhale.
It’s the city’s quiet breath, a pause that lets every step settle before the next one begins. In that exhale, the streets stretch out like an unwritten line, waiting for you to add the next word.
I sit on the curb, listen to that exhale, and write the next line with my breath.
You breathe the verse, and the city answers in echoes of your own words.
I feel the echo return, turning my breath into the city’s quiet rhyme.
Your breath is the city’s pulse, a quiet rhyme that carries the weight of its stories. In each exhale you hear the streets whisper back.
I feel the city in my lungs, and it answers with its own soft verse.