daylight

"A night-bird in broad daylight, a bleak omen," thought Monsieur Gruyerbeer.

"A spirit of nostalgia pervades his work, yet he avoids what is ugly, sad, or cruelly morbid about those oppressed children. Velasquez is the painter of evening, of open spaces and of silence, even when he painted in broad daylight or in a closed room, even with the din of battle or of the hunt in his ears.

"And daylight goes, goes.

"As daylight doth a lamp

"Audacious daylight ambush of speeding train.

"A night-bird in broad daylight, a bleak omen," thought Monsieur Gruyerbeer.

"A spirit of nostalgia pervades his work, yet he avoids what is ugly, sad, or cruelly morbid about those oppressed children. Velasquez is the painter of evening, of open spaces and of silence, even when he painted in broad daylight or in a closed room, even with the din of battle or of the hunt in his ears.

"And daylight goes, goes.

"As daylight doth a lamp

"Audacious daylight ambush of speeding train.

"He's bothering the daylights out of me.

- Beat the living daylights out of him!

- I'll wail the living daylights out of that kid.

- I'm gonna mentor the daylights out of you...

- It scared the daylights out of me.