When the Lights Went Out

Yesterday, there was a power cut in my area at night. At first, everyone complained. But soon, kids came out to play in the dark, neighbors sat together and talked, and I even saw the stars clearly for the first time in weeks.

It made me realize how we only miss simple beauties when modern comfort disappears. Darkness sometimes brings its own light.

- Jeya's Thoughts. 

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