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A silent mouth is melodious.

A silent mouth is melodious.

Summary

This quote suggests that silence can be music to the ears. It implies that sometimes it is better to remain silent instead of speaking negatively or contributing to noise. By choosing to keep quiet, one can avoid causing discord or engaging in unnecessary arguments. This quote invites reflection on the power and beauty of silence in communication.

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