She comes forth like waves slipping over the sand again and again delivered from darkness coveting the light
And light is her signature. A conundrum. Light erasing light. How can this be?
I will tell you.
Light is the companion of the dark trips joyfully in its shadows
And this dance weaves a potent tale of a two-faced goddess one face peering intently into the dark one lit by the morning sun
Yet darkness rules the day hastens the twilight gives measure to the dimming and finally captures the last of the light in a sea green bottle
We are drawn into that night valiantly or not weeping for lost opportunities or not but at the end waltzing into the unknown
Yet I do not suppose darkness without light according to my theology a life that ends in simple extinction cannot be it is a null set
The fundamental equations do not permit it nor can my simple mind fathom such depths
So in my dotage I repair to wine and song to ease the pain of these uncertainties and then to poetry to catalog the human condition and leave a trace that yet might sparkle in the instant of my demise
Dea Tacita was a Roman goddess of the dead. The Silent Goddess.