god gives glory in defeat and i search through that darkness that excludes and gives light to heavy hearts.
darkness that is contradictory in its ways because it gives birth to lux in secrecy and play, then allows you to succumb to better things.
like an evil queen he hides her up in a tower, veiled by turbulent, tumultuous clouds that thunder and roar to drown out her screams for rescue.
as i trek on i tell myself, "**** a demon today, face the devil tomorrow.", but i have been in hell too long, and i can no longer tell the difference between feathered wings and ghoul kings.
on stone-paths, i hear the angels of mercy sing. their notes lead the way, but somehow i get caught up in the stupor.
i search through darkness to find the light. light shone on darkness and darkness did not come.
yet i still wear his helmet.
I ended with a Greek allusion to the Helmet of Darkness. This poem conveys my feelings on the good/bad in the world, how the darkness brings light in different way, despite overshadowing it. It also ends with a good note - light sometimes completely blinds darkness. This poem was inspired by a Latin phrase (the title), meaning "I search through the darkness for the light." and a bible verse: "light shines on darkness, and darkness did not come."