Light in the Dark

In "Light in the Dark," we are invited to reflect on the profound contrast between light and darkness, both as metaphors for inner peace and turmoil. The poem explores the essence of being a source of light in a world filled with shadows and negativity, touching on the resistance and discomfort that often arises when others encounter this brightness. Through the speaker's calm demeanor and unwavering resolve, we witness a message of perseverance, self-assurance, and the transformative power of love and light.

I don't mess with anyone, so why,
Do I bother so many, in a restless world?

I live in peace, without offense or wrongdoing,
But my light ignites the straight path.

The shadow, jealous of its own ground,
Hates light, rejects affection.

He who lives in darkness, and in his heart,
Sees in the light the truth, indiscreet fear.

Yet I fear not the wrath of the vile darkness,
For my soul shines with ardour and love,
And the light I shine is strength and not guile.

He who fears the light reveals his own fear.

I persist in peace, with a gentle spirit,
Illuminating the world with my fervour.

The poem "Light in the Dark" leaves us with a powerful reminder that, even when faced with hostility from those who dwell in darkness, the light of one's spirit must not waver. By maintaining peace, kindness, and truth, the speaker embodies the strength that radiates from within, offering hope and inspiration to those around them. It is a celebration of resilience and the unwavering belief that, no matter the opposition, light has the power to illuminate and uplift.