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This poem beautifully portrays the profound power of silence. It paints silence as a comforting companion, a sanctuary from the noise and chaos of the world. The speaker finds solace in the stillness, allowing thoughts to wander freely and truths to emerge from the shadows. Silence becomes a trusted confidant, a refuge where vulnerability and authenticity are embraced. The poem ultimately celebrates the quietude of the self, suggesting that in the absence of external noise, we can truly connect with our inner voice and discover our most authentic selves. Comparable works include Mary Oliver, Rumi, Rilke

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