I Am Not a Poet But I Think I Write Poems

The language of Silence,
deepest of its own,
speaks loudly the most
when one hears
the absence of the sound,
alone.

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[quote]The language of Silence,
deepest of its own[/quote]

Whilst there are those who dislike silence, there are those who cherish silence and that can be for a number of personal/private reasons. Of those, most would speak of how well they communicate with themselves better within silence whilst others who would say they learn more within silence; many people would give you varied and positive reasons.

My guess is that there are those who might sit well within 'the absence of the sound' simply because there are those who struggle within silence, considering it to (possibly) be a place they consider uncomfortable.

I guess we each sit on one side of the fence or the other.

Nicely written :)