Why do I fear the darkness?
I do fear darkness
I fear what it shows
I fear what it does not show
I do fear darkness
When it highlights what I am
What I am not
When it enlightens me:
There are things I cannot do
It always invites me
But I cannot oblige
Darkness is everywhere
Bright-blinding beauty
Even more colorful than
Light divided
A blind Santa out of season
Darkness comes without invitation
Through a squared-hole
At the threshold of my personal cosmos
In which I am compeled
To turn off the light
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