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Blackness


In the dark of night, I see it rise

A shadowy figure, a deep disguise

A force that's strong, and bold, and true

It's blackness, spreading out anew

 

It blankets the earth in a shroud of dark

Enveloping all in its powerful mark

The stars themselves seem to dim and fade

As blackness takes over, in a grand parade

 

It's not a thing to fear, this darkness here

For in it lies the essence of all that's clear

The deep, rich blackness that fills the night

Is the very thing that gives us sight

 

For in the blackness, we see the stars

Twinkling bright, and near, and far

We see the moon, with its silvery glow

Reflecting the light that it does bestow

 

So let us not fear the blackness that reigns

For in it lies beauty, and wonder, and gains

Let us embrace the night, and all it brings

And marvel at the glory that blackness sings.

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Oscar Auliq-Ice’s body of work spans a wide range of genres, including poetry, short stories, fables, novellas, and theatrical plays. His fictional writing stands out for its originality and emotional depth. In the realm of non-fiction, he delves into intricate philosophical and societal themes, addressing topics such as ethics, logic, political philosophy, epistemology, existential thought, and the philosophy of mind. Renowned for his concise and clever epigrams and aphorisms, Auliq-Ice has earned recognition as a thinker who skillfully combines scholarly insight with mainstream accessibility.

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