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Definition: The absence of any sound.
Alright class, settle down and let’s take a look, At a word that’s quiet, a thoughtful nook. We’re talking about “silence,” a lovely thing to see, And what it really means, for you and me! The dictionary's right, it states with grace, “The absence of any sound” – in this very space. But silence is more than just no noise you hear, It’s a feeling deep within, banishing fear. Think about a snowfall, soft and slow, Or the quiet stillness where wildflowers grow. A moment held, a breath so sweet, Silence can be peaceful, calm, complete! Sometimes it's a choice, to simply hold your tongue, To listen closely, when someone’s sung. It can be restful, or contemplative too, A chance for reflection, just for you! So don’t just think of “no sound,” my dears so bright, Think of the meaning within its quiet light. Do you have any questions about this rhyme?
