Montag's life was filled with noise and distractions, which left him feeling empty and unfulfilled. In contrast, the silence and emptiness of nature provided Montag with a sense of peace and reflection, allowing him to reconnect with his inner self and find fulfillment in simple moments of quiet and solitude. Nature offered him a retreat from the chaos of his previous life and a new perspective on what truly matters.
Silence is eptiness! Silence is emptiness, choiseless awareness!! When one is choiseleessly aware without movement of thought.
the emptiness she felt when she lost her husband and sons
the emptiness she felt when she lost her husband and sons.
The emptiness she feels when her husband and sons died
terrible silence
Silence is the complete absence of sound, while quiet refers to a low level of noise. Silence is often associated with a stillness or emptiness, whereas quiet implies a sense of calm or peace.
"Space" is one those things like 'cold', 'silence', and 'emptiness', that isn't 'something' all by itself. It's just the absence of something. Silence is the absence of any sound. Cold is the absence of any heat. Space is the absence of any material.
You are being given a very great blessing in those silent, empty moments. They are your chance to listen to the inside. Be very, very still and listen to the emptiness. That's where you will find yourself--not empty at all.
Silence Silence
No. Darkness is not something. You can't carry a jar of it from here to there unless you are Harry Potter. If darkness were something, then you'd be asking us "What happens when you put some light and some darkness in the same place ?" Darkness is the name we give to a place where there is no light. This is a lot like the situation with 'silence' ... the name we give to the condition where there is no sound ... 'cold' ... the name we give to the condition where there is very little heat ... and 'emptiness' ... the description we give to a piece of space with no things and no stuff in it. In order to produce silence, cold, or emptiness, you take something away, and in order to produce darkness, you take away light. Light has speed. Dark doesn't.
Words and images such as "silence," "void," "empty," "forsaken," and "dreams fading away" contribute to the mood of sadness and longing in the first seven lines. These evoke a sense of loss, emptiness, and unfulfilled desires.
The name is silent / silence. If you say anything to silence or where there is silence, you have ended the silence; it disappears.