A dictionary states that light is a form of radiant energy that acts on the retina and
makes eyesight possible. A physicist explains that it's the interaction of an electro-magnetic field of
photons with spiraling sub-atomic charges of mass. Whatever the case,
it's obvious to me that the ability to resist light results in a greater possibility of not being seen.
And yet, ironically, the brightest of stars aren't usually seen in the light -
they're left out in the dark... And yet, even more ironically - they always get noticed when they are.
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