Who said that silence does not speak, does not say, does not talk? Silence speaks, talks, indeed, silence sometimes screams, but without a sound. Its voice is stifled, suppressed, choked, despoiled, usurped, overwhelmed, oppressed.
The silent one speaks, dialogues, objects, refuses, agrees, supports, opposes, is oppressed, oppresses, argues, but without words coming out of their vocal cords.
The silent one thinks, criticizes. The silent one does all the actions that a speaking talker does, but ((without the thoughts passing through the cords)).
The silent one is wise, prudent, a thinker, intelligent, aware, a literary, discerning, astute.
It is true what is said: If speech is silver, then silence is golden. Yes, golden, with the action of the vocal cords gone.
We need to ask and question why one resorts to silence? Is silence a result of oppression? Is silence a result of resentment? Does a person seek silence to avoid danger? Is speaking risky? Are the vocal cords' actions dangerous? Does speaking (lead to) dire consequences?
Silence is prudence, silence is sagacity, silence is caution, silence avoids risks. Silence is energy, yes, a positive energy disabled, and potentials frozen, and dangerous thinking, its declaration to the public is difficult.
Who resorts to silence is wise. Who resorts to silence is discerning. Who shelters (yes, shelters) in silence is smart and logical.
((Silence speaks)), silence declares a stance, silence is a scream, silence is an objection, silence is a protest, silence mitigates risk, silence avoids disaster, silence is protection, silence is care, silence is attention.
Everyone is capable of speaking, but the majority do not have the ability to keep silent when it is necessary. ((Speaking is easy)), ((silence is hard)). ((Speaking is simple)), ((silence is hard)). ((Speaking is cheap)), ((silence is valuable)).
Speaking is an act, but it is not always valuable, silence is also an act but it is dear and valuable. ((Speaking comes after losing restraint)), ((silence is controlled by restraint)).
The silent one is wise, the silent one is prudent, the silent one is their own psychiatrist, the silent one is discerning, the silent one is gentle, the silent one is composed.
The silent one thinks in silence, the silent one speaks, the silent one opposes, the silent one supports.
The silent one does not wear out their vocal cords, the silent one does not waste the air they breathe, the silent one does not strain their voice, the silent one does not tire their vital organs.
But we need to ask why one resorts to silence? The reasons for resorting to silence include the danger of revealing thoughts. Resorting to silence is for a deep-seated oppression. Resorting to silence is due to an underlying hazard. Resorting to silence is due to challenging performances. Resorting to silence is due to the lack of power to face immense, oppressive, tyrannical forces.
Resorting to silence is an excuse, and to avoid a calamity. Resorting to silence is from fear of imminent danger. Those who seek refuge in silence avoid catastrophe. Those who seek refuge in silence miss the opportunity on an ambush. Those who seek refuge in silence are logical. Those who seek refuge in silence are rational. Those who seek refuge in silence ward off danger. Those who seek refuge in silence have no means or power.
When silence speaks, speech is silenced. When silence articulates, speech is restrained. When silence speaks, rationality is present. When silence speaks, impetuousness is absent.
If silence discloses, it succeeds. If silence speaks, there are no penalties. If silence speaks, there are no problems. If silence speaks, there are no consequences. If silence speaks, targeting is muzzled. Speech through silence misses the opportunity on the watchful.
((Silence is a passive struggle)). ((Silence is a voice without cords)). ((Silence is stored vigor)). ((Silence is an act choked)). ((Silence is a role lost)). ((Silence is suppressed speech)), yes, suppressed speech, it transforms, revolves, but it does not show. ((Silence is more eloquent than speech)).
