How does silent tongue speak and sing? One wakens what was silent and learns the language spoken over one's life. Another way is to have "No Hook in Mouth," freely following the guidance given by many voices of the selves. Further, the nature of human beings and the world leads one to wrestle with what William Shakespeare did when he wrote, "How with this rage shall beauty hold a plea/Whose actions are no stronger than a flower." The rage and the beauty, the poems and silence arise together and confront the reader with spiritual and moral dilemmas and interactions.