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Do you know what it’s like to scream in silence three hundred and sixty five days of the year?
— William Gary · Millennium
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Our reading
An editorial interpretation.
This is a heavy question about long, unheard suffering. The speaker asks whether the listener understands what it's like to scream without any sound, every single day of the year. It suggests constant inner anguish that nobody else hears, and the specific number stresses how relentless it is.
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