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Silence sits in my room, Invisible to the world, yet I am the one who can see. Does she carry a burden, or is she finally at peace? Do they ignore her, or are they just too blind to see? She remains aloof, never coming into view. Yet I am deeply aware of how silence can feel. In the loudest crowd of the world, she stands— so calm and still. Patiently waiting to steal a few words that might free her from the world. The thought sounds surreal, so desperate to disappear. Yet silence stays in the room— hidden behind the wall, visible only to me.
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Jan 31
Jan 31, 2026 at 3:42 AM UTC
The Silent Guest
Silence sits in my room, Invisible to the world, yet I am the one who can see. Does she carry a burden, or is she finally at peace? Do they ignore her, or are they just too blind to see? She remains aloof, never coming into view. Yet I am deeply aware of how silence can feel. In the loudest crowd of the world, she stands— so calm and still. Patiently waiting to steal a few words that might free her from the world. The thought sounds surreal, so desperate to disappear. Yet silence stays in the room— hidden behind the wall, visible only to me.
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Jan 31
Jan 31, 2026 at 3:42 AM UTC
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