In Time You'll Know
Dear friend, Let me tell you what is happening as I write. The night has stood by morning for the first time in many eons. There are no words shared between the two. They are still. The sky, who wouldn’t be dark or completely light, stands too, watching morning and night. Someone may call him the lone sufferer. If sky did suffer, it was also his first time in many eons to suffer. In time you’ll know that this is not dawn. Dawn is: to become day. When the night doesn’t give way for morning, there is no day a-coming. One may call it a prolonged dawn, but in time I’ll tell you that it is not that either. When they first came together, many, many millennia ago, dear friend, we saw night preceding morning, but morning was the first time of the day, and night the last. So they both were first and last, and with that they were content. This they therefore continued for many a millennia. Life evolved on the planet. Life then evolved eyes, and for the first time in all the empty s