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And then, with Maria still talking and the taste of wild basil in my mouth, darkness falls softly over the island.
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The conclusion of my solo ride in the darkness was a vision so bright that I can see MY PURPOSE written on the wall.
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This is how I thank all those who helped me find my way out of the darkness.
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The darkness was engulfing my house with an eerie silence and it sent me into an imaginative mood.
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Round midnight antique trucks arrived to carry the revellers home to outlying encampments, their headlights dancing away into the darkness while I made my way back to my cold yurt past the lake brimming with moonlight.
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Know me by my light and stand with me in darkness.
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Then officials changed their minds at the very last moment, so my family and our neighbors were not plunged into darkness.
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My cameraman blasted me, reminding me in the darkness when someone is trying to kill you, everything, even the group all knowing the same location of a household item, or a map or a helmet may just save your life.
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Now, my wife and dog and I could settle into the darkness in our house in the woods in Westchester county in New York, and see what Sandy brought us.
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"Come downstairs, " my father whispered, his face close to mine in the darkness.
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It was very cold, but still we sat until the darkness had a brown edge to it, and my mother came to the door, expressing no surprise at seeing me there.
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The dresses, the shoes, the pinkish smell of perfume, the scratchy darkness, all pushed against me like the side of a big cat, thrust themselves into my mouth and nose like fur.
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