Darkness

Definition and stakes

Portrait of William Sharp William Sharp,  Where the forest murmurs (1906)

“ The fear of darkness, which possesses towns like a great dread, has broken the spell with ten thousand lights: as the mind of man, which likewise dreads the naked darkness of thought and the white, remote, passionless stars of the spirit, hastens to hide its shadowy dusks and brooding nights with a myriad frail paper lanterns that a flying hand of rain will extinguish or a breath of wind carry in a moment to the outer darkness. ”
Source: Gutenberg

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