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“You behold the sky and suddenly a love poem arises in your depths, you look deep into the waters and suddenly the ocean speaks to you, you look around and suddenly the silence seems so musical. This earth is an awakening lover, inviting us to fall in love every moment...”

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“Yes, silence can be an opinion," said Mishka. Silence can be a form of protest. It can be a means of survival. But it can also be a school of poetry—one with its own meter, tropes, and conventions. One that needn’t be written with pencils or pens; but that can be written in the soul with a revolver to the chest.”

“She tries to lie still, but she's forgotten how. On the farm everything had been still. The silence was a complete thing. She could touch it with her fingers, taste it with her mouth, and sit in it like bathwater. Things took time on the farm; they gathered and grew. You sat and drank tea on the stoep and didn't think about whether it was day or night. But here she feels like being lived; outside the curtains people are shouting, children are laughing, trains are running, and buses are leaving.”

“The pitfalls of wokeism become evident in its tendency to silence voices that deviate from the accepted narrative, stifling the dynamic interplay of ideas essential for societal progress. The cancellation of individuals, especially in the realm of comedy, illustrates a broader pattern of suppressing dissent. A healthy society embraces humor as a powerful form of expression, understanding that the essence of comedy often lies in challenging norms and offering alternative perspectives. To protect free speech, it is imperative to resist the impulse to cancel voices that contribute to the mosaic of diverse opinions, even when delivered through the lens of satire.”

“Silence may be their preferred language, but the quiet echoes of unanswered messages provide a blank canvas for the artistry of patience to create masterpieces of comprehension. The gallery of unheard words gives me - comfort. Because we recognize that the deepest talks are sometimes the darkest conversations. We hold our breath as we wait for responses that are loudly whispered.”