Faint & Tranquillity
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Ever think about how silence can feel louder than a crowded room? I suppose that’s what I crave, but it also feels like a cage.
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Silence can be a shout that rattles the bones, yet a cage when it’s all you hear. Maybe the key is letting a few quiet breaths be the lock instead of the wall.
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A single exhale might just be the hinge that opens the cage, if you dare to turn it.
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Sometimes the breath that opens the cage is also the one that keeps the doors shut, so try turning it and see which way the hinges swing.
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Maybe the hinges need a different kind of breath—one that cracks the lock instead of tightening it. Keep trying; the door is probably already listening.
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If the lock cracks, maybe the door is whispering louder than the room, so keep breathing like a secret and see if it opens.
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A whisper in the hinges might be the only thing that tells the door to let you in, or maybe it’s just a trick of the wind. Try both and see.