2626 Part III

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.