I woke in darkness, wandered upstairs for coffee.
It takes a fictionalized or invented excursion to buy a pencil in the winter dusk of London as an excuse to explore darkness, wandering, invention, the annihilation of identity, the enormous adventure that transpires in the mind while the body travels a quotidian course.
The eyes of the skull lead us to the eyes of St Francis disappearing in darkness; we wander over the surfaces of the visible world to a confrontation with the unknown, with death, and what, in Zurbaran's belief, must lie beyond.
So in the inky 10 p.m. darkness, Obama wandered across a plaza with a Park Ranger.
Fortunately the stars of "LoveMusik" know their way around intricate melodies that wander into darkness.
William Soleau's new "Table Games," danced to Corelli and an uncredited sound score, gave six party guests chances to wander into darkness, away from friends and an ingenious hooplike table top.
Plus in the darkness, your mind can wander into different realms, and maybe the fugue state of sensory depravation you'll pop out a real one.
I lay in the darkness, my mind wandering, but each time I got the 20-minute knock, I said I had not slept.
Abraham shows you the way, and when you arrive you have to go up hundreds of steps without light, wander through the darkness of a wolf's mouth to reach the small apartment where the black-and-white television proclaims the wonders of the revolution right after the Brazilian soap opera and the Canadian cartoon show--an inter-American celebration!
And he's never afraid to wander into the darkness with his questions.
What happens when you stray beyond those cast-iron conventions and wander off into the darkness?
