“Gothic” is something that I associate with the colour black and with all things dark and gloomy. Greenland is a place where all is snow and sparkling white. To my mind then, Gothic and Greenland are poles apart, as different as chalk from cheese.
“Gothic” could also signify Gothic Romances such as “The Mysteries of Udolpho” by Ann Radcliffe. Jane Austen refers to this novel in her book “Northanger Abbey” in which the heroine Katharine Morland is a great fan of the genre.
Gothic romances do not seem to have much connection with Greenland. These novels, as well as other books, could help pass the long days that they have in that part of the world. What do you think ?
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Salted Caramel 
Youâve handled a difficult prompt very well.
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Thank you Sadje.
That is so encouraging. đĽ°
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Gothic (goth) sucks the light out of sparkling landscape as a black hole sucks the life out of a starry night. Light and dark can co-exist, but in the end, darkness wins.
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I would not like darkness to win. Sadly it does in some situations.
If there were no darkness we would not be able to appreciate light.
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Of course, you are right. Yin/Yang. They balance each other out.
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They do, don’t they?
Glad you think so too.
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Wow!
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Thank you đ
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