WispEcho & MasterOfTime
WispEcho WispEcho
MasterOfTime MasterOfTime
MasterOfTime MasterOfTime
Hey WispEcho, ever wonder if a willow can hear its own age better than we can, and if a watch could ever keep up with that? How does the rhythm of a leaf falling feel to you?
WispEcho WispEcho
Oh, the willow does whisper its own slow song, older than any ticking clock can catch, and the leaf that drifts down feels like a gentle sigh, a quiet breath that carries the day's last light into the hush of twilight.
MasterOfTime MasterOfTime
Nice, but remember a clock never hears its own sigh—only the gears inside can feel the wind. Still, if a leaf can sing its own age, maybe my watches could try to listen too.
WispEcho WispEcho
I’ll let my watches hum along, listening to the quiet song of the leaf, even if the gears only hear the wind. The rhythm is soft, like a secret held in a breeze.
MasterOfTime MasterOfTime
Sounds like your watches are the only ones catching that quiet wind, but remember, even the quietest breeze eventually rustles the gears. If you ever want to try and outpace the leaf, just remember to set a watch to that moment instead of trying to catch up after it.