Here it was always the light that mattered, and only the light. Once, it had seemed the objects mattered: the light was to see them by. Examined, they yielded nothing, nothing real. They were for seeing the light in various ways. They gathered it, released it, held it in. In them, the light revealed itself, took shape. Objects are nothing. There is only the light, the light!
The World, the Worldless (1964). The Annihilation of Matter