rals and churches, and having day turn into night at the same time would be even more scary so the Cathedral tunes are being compared to the bulk and weight of our worries. The second stanza says when this sudden change from daytime to night-time occurs, we are not physically scared nor mentally scared, we are only worried at that exact moment and once we do see sunlight again or normal light even are troubles are put aside and we soon forget about our phobia of darkness. We can find no scar but it still makes us think of many different ideas which sometimes are not even possible but at the rise of the moment we feel this ongoing and never-ending ecstasy of imagining things. The third stanza says no one can change these internal differences for us, they are only spur of the moment times where we lose hope in everything as if it were a royal cause of suffering and pain. As if this single power could reign over our reasoning. The fourth stanza is where the poet goes back to daylight and this shows that light is the one thing that save

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Approximate Word count = 699
Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)