There are voices—loud, godlike, authoritative.
They echo from the desires of others. They call,
demand, explain, judge. They speak too much.
We, however, remain silent. For silence is a path to
a different kind of speech, when it grows from suffering.
We remain silent to avoid repetition.
We remain silent to resist submission.
We remain silent to remember that truth requires a pause.
Silence is not the absence of words. It is resistance
to the noise.
There are voices—loud, godlike, authoritative. They echo from the desires of others. They call, demand, explain, judge. They speak too much.
We, however, remain silent. For silence is a path to a different kind of speech, when it grows from suffering.
We remain silent to avoid repetition.
We remain silent to resist submission.
We remain silent to remember that truth requires a pause.
Silence is not the absence of words. It is resistance to the noise.
There are voices—loud, godlike, authoritative. They echo from the desires of others. They call, demand, explain, judge. They speak too much.
We, however, remain silent. For silence
is a path to a different kind of speech, when it grows from suffering.
We remain silent to avoid repetition.
We remain silent to resist submission.
We remain silent to remember that
truth requires a pause.
Silence is not the absence of words.
It is resistance to the noise.
There are voices—loud, godlike, authoritative. They echo from the desires of others.
They call, demand, explain, judge.
They speak too much.
We, however, remain silent. For silence is
a path to a different kind of speech, when
it grows from suffering.
We remain silent to avoid repetition.
We remain silent to resist submission.
We remain silent to remember that
truth requires a pause.
Silence is not the absence of words.
It is resistance to the noise.