"A dreamer is one who can only find his way by moonlight, and his punishment is that he sees the dawn before the rest of the world." --Oscar Wilde, 1888
Repeat as mantra. Hear it again, and again, internally, and feel the words wrap like a spell. See the font as wafting smoke. Feel the phrase as descending atmosphere, a night curtain drawing down, a reversal of nature.
A path carved by light. A path in reference to what it is not. A path in relief.
& then wide-eyed. Awake, while those around you sleep. Filled with such sheer glory, such sweet light. Watching the pace of illumination spread, race, gather the night.
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