Star Can't Shine Without Darkness Novels & Stories

I retort. “You can still find light and goodness in the world. You can still find it in yourself,” he says so earnestly like he knows it’s true. “The light is never lost. There can’t be light without darkness. There can’t be healing if there is no pain. Until there is darkness, light serves no purpose. Our moments of sadness and pain can only be known and defined because we know joy and happiness. You need to know one to know the other. One cannot exist without the other,” he explains.

" He said faintly, staring at the dark sky. "Yes," I murmured, staring at him. I really wanted to cry and come to give him a hug but I couldn't. Can not. No longer. "You know what that says?" He said, staring at it. "W-What?" "They say, look at the night sky and allow the stars to remind you why darkness is necessary." My tears fell, unknoLiagly. I just felt the wetness on my cheek and before Phoenix wiped it off it just stayed on my cheek.

After a while, we sat down together once I had calmed. "Did you know," he began, "my grandfather used to say, 'Stars can't shine without darkness. The darker the night, the brighter the stars will be.' I didn’t understand it back then. I argued with him, asking why God made the stars shine only in darkness. But he never argued back… he just laughed." His voice carried the weight of memory; his eyes were sad, yet he smiled at me. "Then… it makes sense now," he continued. "Without the Sun, the sky becomes dark, and the stars’ light reaches us clearly. That’s why we can see them."

It wasn't exaggerated to say that it couldn't even illuminate its surroundings. "How could this be?" Yvonne was shocked and even a little desperate. It was extremely dark here. If there was no light to illuminate, it would be difficult for them to move an inch. The most terrible thing was that they seemed to have to find a needle at the bottom of the sea. "The dark side. Naturally, everything belongs to the dark side. The more you ignite, the darker the surroundings will be." Samuel said. The lit fire looked like a fire on the surface, but in fact, it should also be the shadow of the fire, which was the shadow of the fire.

She was sure some idiot must have tasted it. "... And I love you so much, I guess it's because I love you the way I do that's causing this, maybe you feel suffocated by it considering it isn't mutual..." And has anyone thought of how the earth would be like if the moon didn't exist? What would light up the night? Well the stars, but don't the stars light up the sky and the moon light up the Earth? So without the moon... "Amirah!" She flinched and looked at him questioningly.

The rest read more like some prophecy than anything sensical. “Darkness and Light cannot be without each other. A balance found deep within can only be sparked when two hearts beat as one. Generations of balance undone. Born under the crescent moon, a new Darkness will seek its balance. Thirty years without Light blinds the heart to love.” I read the words trying to apply them to something grounded in reality.

At the full moon that shone so bright in the dark sky. “Mhmm… Now I see what your papa meant to say.” Juhan looked up at me expectantly. “The sky is so vast, it harbors so many things. But all we see are the little stars, the moon and the sun. If it wasn’t for the moon it will remain dark when the sun sets, and if not for the sun both the sky and moon will lose their brightness. But you know why the sun always shines, because it know where it belongs. It knows that without the sky and the moon it will be all alone.” “What about me?”

The abyssal darkness stretch to the horizon in the not so dark night, overheading the busy street of the city. The shadows ate up all the stars that suppose to twinkle above and left a neverending loop of darkness in the position that they once have shined. But their is one brightness that they couldn't swallow, a silver orb of beauty and mystery that lingered throughout the darkness with it's fullest light. We called her the moon and she shined brighter than a thousand stars.

“The protection does what the name entails, it protects you.” “So Star can’t do a thing to me?” “Not necessarily. Light may be greater than darkness, but you should always know that darkness does not play by the rules, it always finds a way.” “So let me get this straight,” Sarah joined the conversation. “So Star can’t get too close to Clary without bearing some consequences, and he’s not conscious or hopefully dead because he stayed close to her for too long?” Aiden pursed his lips and nodded. “Yes, I believe so.”

He stood still looking at her, he flabbergasted, thinking she should be in the lab, trying to control her shift but here she was laughing like nothing was happening to her. "Eddie, is everything alright? " Ella's voice brought him back to reality. "Huh, yes I'm fine," he said looking at Mrs Smith who acted as if nothing was wrong. Darkness, the absence of light. Take it literally or the other way, it basically means one thing, the inability to find your way. In this life, getting lost in the dark is inevitable. It’s up to us to overpower the gloom with a flicker of courage, hope, and faith. Because no matter how vast the darkness is, how much it renders us blind and lost, even the tiniest gl