Witch & Belayshik
When the mountain sleeps, the wind speaks in riddles—do you listen, or just chart its moves?
I listen enough to catch the wind’s tone, then I chart it on a map and only act when the numbers line up.
You chart the storm, yet the wind will still choose its own rhythm; trust the quiet whispers more than the counted beats.
Whispers are good, but I don't put my boots on the ledge until the numbers say it’s safe.
You measure the stars, but the wind will still tilt the ledge if it wills—listen to both.
Sure, I’ll read the stars, but if the wind tilts the ledge I’ll be the one steadying it.
When the ledge leans, let your calm be the anchor that steadies the world.