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The moon was nowhere to be found that night. The grim and 
opaque sky clouded the aura that was meant to be revealed. 
Before the grand opening of the museum, there was a prelude 
seminar given by myself. The theme was “Darkness vs. Light”. 
There was an amazing turn out and I took pride to be able to patronize. 
I had prepared for weeks. In my prelude, I spoke of my vast experience 
with obscurity combined with delightful illumination. Darkness 
reveals inner demons protected by frightened murkiness we shield 
away from our internal brightness. Darkness creates shadows. 
Shadows are created from a glimmer of light. Hues of grey get 
caught in between and the annoying thing is that we get lost in the 
middle. When we sense the vicious blackness in our essence, it is 
then we are finding the whiteness peek through. It seems the 
darkest part of our souls can be vindictive, but the radiance that 
follows can sparkle through anything awful. Without gruesome 
concealment we would  not be fortunate enough to find our beloved 
effulgence. The darkness is the shape of a triangle. If left alone there 
is a constant bouncing of dread off of each angle. The light is the 
shape of an oval. It is a continuous satisfied sparkle of visibility. 
Each of us must find our oval inside of us. The triangle can create a 
darkness that may never be eliminated. My seminar was victorious 
after all. After that, they cut the huge red ribbon that was connected 
to each monolith and everyone was able to enter and enjoy what the
museum had to offer.


Words Used: awful, amazing, annoying, grim, gruesome, delightful
frightened, fortunate, finding, monolith, moon, museum, oval, opaque, opening, patronize, pride, prelude, vicious, vindictive, victorious


Date Written: July 21, 2016
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