It was November when we came into the village just before twilight, the sun sinking beneath the ceiling of clouds to light the land, the thin green murk of day giving way to a brilliant golden glow.
Briefly, Charlie was accepted into her small, sealed world, where she lived her days in perpetual twilight (the sun did terrible things to her skin), attended by hangers-on from the old days.
In early March, after five long months of darkness and a few weeks of twilight, the sun edges over the horizon in Svalbard, a desolate group of Norwegian islands a thousand kilometers from the North Pole.
The third line of the poem describes the walk to meet the woman in first person, after detailing meadows, twilight, the sun and the stars: (Now I go to the most beautiful woman).
It's both the actual twilight, with the sun just setting, and also a psychological twilight when people are moving from thinking about work into thinking about play – they're in the process of relaxing.
But in Saturday's twilight game the sun set on their woes and, after consecutive away losses to Brisbane and North Queensland (by 36-0 and 26-0 resPaul McGregoraul McGregor's team managed to rack up 18 first-half points before holding off the Gold Coast Titans, 19-14.
Recently, as the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge twinkled in the twilight and the sun set behind the Statue of Liberty, the strains of Handel's "Water Music" brought a smile to Deborah de Castro, who sat outside on the deck with her eyes closed.
The album, due Oct. 8, is described as a concept album "following a man in despair through the setting sun, twilight and finally darkness, and [who] in the process, regains his joy of life".
What happens to Twilight vampires in the sun?
The distillation "was poured from the sun at twilight" and the shell was cast in Hartford.
