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WRITING OBSTACLE
Describe a world that has no nights.
Consider how this may affect human physiology and behaviour.
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Every day is the same. We have to block out the windows every night and put on blindfolds. Earplugs and white noise machines are used a lot. Without the night, people aren’t synchronized to begin and end activities in a predictable way, so lawns get mown and dogs get walked at all hours.
It’s safer than when we had darkness. No dark alleys for muggers to hide, no menace lurking to prey under cov...
Today is a day of a whole new revolution, a discovery, a discovery of a new planet earth 2.0.
Let me tell you more about this new planet, its habitable, it has no nights, new species of animals and dark days. This new “earth” is one of a kind planet. Not every day you see a habitable planet you can get in a rocket ship and fly to.
Well that’s pretty much it just five thousand six hundred and nin...
When I think about a world without
no nights,
it really makes me ponder.
It causes me to think of the scripture which says
“Weeping may endure for a night, but joy cometh in the morning.”
Would we still weep or cry in a
world without nighttime?
As we know, bad things, sad things, difficult decisions, intense decisions, fevers, and dreadful situations can happen anytime,
but for some stran...
I look at the clock.
“1:45am”
Not even close to the time that I need to be up.
I look outside my window.
The beating sun plays the illusion that the world is still alive, yet most people here are sound asleep.
The blackout blinds help. But bits of light still creep through.
I can’t imagine how animals here deal with this much sun. Blackout blinds are obvious not an option to these creatures. ...
They say sunshine like a happy thing. Like it’s not a ball of fire in the sky. Like it doesn’t dry up beautiful things. Like it’s better than anything in this universe. I used to adore it, admire it, the brightest star out there. But when the moon disappeared, when the sun stopped setting, I grew a hatred for it. It made everyone crazy. Not crazy like “oh my gosh where did nighttime go?” but crazy...
The world lost its nights
Many years ago.
Or rather, the world stopped spinning.
What had been in darkness was left in darkness,
Ice grew into age and a half.
The other side of the globe was gifted with the sun’s undivided attention,
A curse in itself some might say,
Just be sure when you go out to look away
From its blazing gaze.
Trust me when I say it’s always there,
That same spot in the sky
...
With sleepless intuition,
I have traveled along all year
Among the train of the atmosphere,
Neither a patch of dark
Or a blotch of black,
These radiant bulbs glow,
The flowing ground passing quickly
I am here,
And I have been here
Again and again, the ship revolves,
Around the everlasting globe
I’ve seen every continent and mass of land
Around again,
The grand view always pleases me
But today,
I...
It's been one hundred twenty-one days since I last shut my eyes.
A third of the year since the king cast a spell that eliminated all darkness and eradicated nighttime. I wander through the streets of Nazari, concealing my face with a shawl. Sweat beads on my forehead as I push past the swarms of citizens lamenting in the streets.
The constant sunlight scorched the planet and killed our crops...
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