Now the town is dusk. Each cobble, donkey, goose and gooseberry street is a thoroughfare of dusk; and dusk and ceremonial dust, and night's first darkening snow, and the sleep of birds, drift under and through the live dusk of this place of love. Llareggub is the capital of dusk.
Dylan Thomas, Under Milk Wood, a Play for Voices (London & Melbourne: Dent, 1954 / 1986), pp.79-80