Larone

Only Feelings That Can Speak In a world where language has become a weapon of cold logic and calculated deception, humanity has lost its ability to bridge the gap between souls. Silence is the only truth left, and words have become merely a barrier. We are all migrants in the landscape of our own consciousness, carrying the weight of languages that fail to hold our truth. We perform the rituals of the "Self"-the labor, the ego, the survival-yet beneath the skin, there is a topography of tremors that no dictionary can map.?Only Feelings That Can Speak is an excavation of this dissonance.?It is an anti-monologue for the silent observer, a bridge built between the physical exhaustion of the laborer and the metaphysical hunger of the poet.
The work does not aim to narrate; it aims to fracture. It utilizes the "architecture of the void"-scattered syntax, deliberate blank spaces, and shifting alignments-to mirror the psychological disintegration we encounter when the world demands we be coherent, but our souls remain chaotic.