Silence Is Priceless

On the outskirts of the Parisian sprawl, we drift through the evening hush, our steps tracing the edges of a world half-lit. The air crackles—charged, restless. Somewhere, we hear the city hums, a distant, roaring tide. And there is this stranger, curious, starry-eyed, looking at us. We stop, tilt our heads together, a faint smile: “I scream, you scream! Everyday is a new *silence* It was all paradoxical Fullness in the crisis Silence is priceless.”