The Other Side of Dark

I am reading a book I have covered. This is a pretty good mystery for young adults. I learned that it was a bit difficult to buy a romantic view, and I found a real identity of one of the main characters at a very early stage. I like books for many young adults, I think they are very good readings for adults, but I may leave it to older middle - aged girls.

However, until I became the first person to go insane with human relations, I knew it was on the other side - in the dark. I have to discover myself in an unknown field and announce the end of the relationship. Even people who want to end it can see a terrible thing. The truth is being a unique hell that you want to leave the relationship. Many people are doing their utmost to do the utmost to destroy the relationship, such as fraud, fighting, ghosts.

Today I would like to talk about our dark side. You know that what I'm talking about, the party you are about to hide, pretend that it does not exist, and do not dare to show it to others. Ring ringtone? This varies from bad habits and hiding certain parts of our personality to reducing the traumatic past and poisoning we are working on. Either way, the problem here is to refuse to let us alleviate our vigilance and allow others to see our real identity.

Darkness is the threshold at the edge of the horizon, darkness is the opposite side of the unknown. Darkness is the lack of the sun, or religiously the lack of son, light and life. Both brightness and darkness, yin and yang, darkness always represent evil. It has a threatening tone: "dark" corridors, "dark eyebrows". Darkness is death, underground, underground. This is the place to find your devils; they are rolling in the cellar of your heart and waiting in the dark. Because everything is dead. Invisible concentration is constantly moving. Emanating from the power of a mysterious source, green sprouts are pushed from the dark ground. Some of the Denali beetles are completely frozen, and they are resurrected from ashes like phoenix instead of ice.