In the absence of sound, where melody dares not tread, a symphony is born. Composed in a place where silent muses unfold their wings, these symphonies exist outside temporal constraints. Timeless symphonies echo within the chambers of the mind, waiting for no audience and adhering to no schedule.
Consider the ancient halls where echoes are witnesses of time's passage. A single note, held longer than any breath, can conjure entire orchestras within the hearts of those who listen with their inner ear.
The greatest symphonies are not always those forged in vibrant concertos but often those that are felt, rather than heard. In the silent compositions, the pauses are as powerful as the notes themselves, each one a testament to the composer’s will to create space and time anew.