Posted on 06/28/2020 5:22:02 AM PDT by NOBO2012
‘Entre chien et loup’ - literally ‘between dog and wolf’ – translates to ‘wolf-light,’ the time of day when the familiar becomes wild; twilight, dusk, the gloaming
You are, as you’ve been a thousand times before, someplace familiar and yet nothing seems recognizable. Just light and shadow, playing against each other.
Slowly, from the shadows, edges begin to appear.
Color seeps out.
Shapes emerge.
And the scene reveals itself as it is, at that particular point in time. 
In the Gloaming George Inness, 1893
No need to despair. We are in the gloaming and though it will soon be night just as certainly the dawn will follow. By the light of day things lost to the twilight will be clearly seen.
Posted from: MOTUS A.D.
Unless the darkness wins.
“Knowledge must bow to Spirit”
Indeed.
Thank you for the post.
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"Light and dark, you say? Dude, that's so deep, I'm stealing it from you..."
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