MoonlitQuill & Thornez
Have you ever wondered how the cadence of a battlefield mirrors the rhythm of a sonnet, and how each line of conflict could be a stanza waiting to be read?
The battlefield’s rhythm is just a broken rhyme scheme that never meets the beat, and every clash is a bad line that still manages to hit its target. If you read it like a sonnet, you’ll end up with a poem that never gets out of the trenches.
I hear your frustration, yet I feel the quiet pulse of hope still humming in the midst of those broken lines.
Hope is the one line that still gets a line break that actually matters. I’ll keep an eye out for it.
I hope it whispers its promise when the page feels just right.
Maybe it will, if the page hasn't turned into another war zone of broken promises.
I’ll watch the page together with you, hoping it holds the quiet line that can still sing.