If no one is around to hear your heartbreak does it still make a sound?

Yes, I heard it first, while others slept, and I could find no comfort...........I awaited the morning sun, hoping that she would bring me , if not solace, then at least, out of the darkness. The breaking of the human heart.........needs no audience.

Doesn't matter if someone else is around, when your heart is breaking it is deafening in your own ears.

Absolutely. The sound will wake you from restful sleep, echo in your ears until it drowns out all else and, in the quiet before sleep, its mournful cry grates on the soul.

The sound of a broken heart is too loud to go unheard.

Although no one is around to hear that sound, your body language says so much. Will forever tell on ya.

A breaking heart will always be heard above the loudest jumbo jet or the quietest whisper of wind, because your mind is only listening for the one thing!

Ya....it makes a sound but can't be listen by everyone... :).

God will hear your sorrow even when nobody else does.

First you heart beats, so it isSecond, you can hear itas long as it beats, you can hear it, you enjoydon't let others distance, quietness or absence make your heartbeat less than the wonderful music of your world because you are precious, your heart is the center of that gem you are, wherever I or someone else hears your heartbeat. And know that, even thought you don't see or hear them, there is always someone who hears your heartbeat, maybe, you need to listen to hear their heartbeat. Now, if it breaks, you can fix it, you can heal it, as long as it beats.

Love and peace on you and all NiaLee.

No body is going to here it break around or not. So it really is a trick question. GET OVER YOURSELF!

I cant really gove you an answer,but what I can give you is a way to a solution, that is you have to find the anglde that you relate to or peaks your interest. A good paper is one that people get drawn into because it reaches them ln some way.As for me WW11 to me, I think of the holocaust and the effect it had on the survivors, their families and those who stood by and did nothing until it was too late.