Every one of us are fascinated by darkness. As we grow up, we set our limits how far can we explore into darkness. Our childhood becomes one major factor in setting those limits. Responsibilities set the limits later on in life. But that curiosity still exists. The creepy feeling boosts the chemicals in brain.

A toddler is not actually scared of darkness until we introduce them to the monsters under their bed. They are not scared of heights either until we introduce them to consequences of tripping and falling over. Some of those intriguing minds which were not fed with fear or are left alone to deal with their curiosities, those minds explored darkness.

Some of us explore and become scientists. Some of us imagine and become authors. Some of us think and become path makers. While most of us with all those limits drawn around us enjoy the inventions, the discoveries and the science fiction stories.

Darkness could be the hollowness where ghosts lurk in or the amazing ness where the stars shine. Darkness could be the parallel universe not visible to naked eye or the secret at the center of earth. Darkness is something our eyes get used to over time. Getting scared or curious depends on necessity.