The silence and the glitter of the night

Nyctophile, or often referred to as a night lover, refers to someone who feels calm and comfortable when night falls. This term comes from the word "nycto" which means night and "phile" which means lover or fan. For some people, night is not just a time to rest, but also a moment full of charm and inspiration. Nyctophiles find peace in the silence of the night. They are more productive or creative when the surrounding environment is quiet and minimally disturbed. The view of the night sky with stars and the moon is a special attraction for nyctophiles. They often reflect or spend time outside the house to enjoy the beauty of nature at night.

Many nyctophiles feel more creative when night falls. Fresh ideas often emerge in the midst of the tranquility of the night, so many artists or writers are motivated to work at this time. Night provides an opportunity for nyctophiles to feel close to nature. The sound of trickling water, the gentle night breeze, or the silence of the environment are meaningful experiences for them. Many works of art, be it paintings, poetry, or music, are inspired by the beauty of the night. For example, Vincent van Gogh's famous night sky paintings with colorful stars and moon. Literature books often depict the nuances of the night in a profound way. Works such as "To the Lighthouse" by Virginia Woolf or the poems of Khalil Gibran are often favorites of nyctophiles. Movies such as "Midnight in Paris" or songs with night themes are often part of the inspiration and entertainment for those who love the night.