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In Contrast by Milo Hurley

In Contrast

by Milo Hurley

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What's hiding in the shadows there?

Why does the dark allure?

Ash on pure white, clinging to the recesses

Where light has not the dexterity to reach.

Lying in repose

witting with such ease

shadow

while light lacks the flexibility to bend.

Looking down,

with a solitary point of view,

how narrow-minded

reflecting but the surface

seeing only a fraction of the spectrum.

Darkness is so much more experienced

so deep

sharing secrets and dreams that light will never know.

Holding the other worlds

the universe of the unseen.

The twist of light and shadow

the kaleidoscope of brilliance and darkness

the swirl of white and black

vortex-like

a pattern that traps the eye and gathers the rest in

into a lattice work of gradients and variations

thrilling

numbing

with extremes.

Pale sun light falls on me, but I gaze at that one vein of shade.

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