The Dawn Whiteness
The dawn whiteness. A bank of slate-grey cloud lying heavily over it. The moon, like a hunted thing, dropping into the cloud.
Joseph Campbell
The dawn whiteness. A bank of slate-grey cloud lying heavily over it. The moon, like a hunted thing, dropping into the cloud.
At daybreak, the speaker notices a pale whiteness spreading over the sky, but a heavy bank of slate-grey cloud presses down over it. The only other presence is the moon, and it is not calm or serene; it looks like a frightened creature being chased, dropping into the cloud as if trying to hide or…
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