Bells ringing with no sound

Bells ringing with no sound Laughter with no voice Happiness lost without being found Making love with no noise

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This quote evokes a profound sense of paradox and absence, capturing experiences that inherently should be vibrant and expressive, yet here are depicted as voids or silences. Each phrase juxtaposes an expected sensory or emotional engagement with its stark absence: "bells ringing with no sound" presents a visual or symbolic event typically associated with a loud, clear, and festive noise, yet alarmingly silent; "laughter with no voice" suggests joy and mirth...

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