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The silence after everything that mattered packed up and left.

means A state of bleak emptiness and ruin, whether in a landscape or a heart.

from From Latin desolare, to abandon utterly — de (completely) plus solus (alone), so literally being made completely alone.

Same rootShares solus with solo and solitude.
Double dutyDescribes ruined places and gutted feelings alike.
Biblical heavyweightA favorite of prophets describing emptied cities.
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