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The house is silent
Empty, in the absence of our laughter and our murmurs

The house is silent
Cold, in the sense where our feet don't shift amongst its tiled floors

The house is silent
Numb, void of our warmth amidst its crevices and folds

The house is silent
Inanimate, in its lay of bricks and stone overlaying our home of love and foolishness

The house is silent
Lost, in the disappearance of its occupants and of their lives they devoted to each other.

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