#amurgi

• To turn to dusk — To become dusk, to begin to turn into twilight, to fall as evening over the earth. Most often used in the third-person singular impersonal form to describe the atmospheric phase where daylight gradually fades; figuratively, it expresses decline, loss of vigor, the fading of a state of mind, or the approaching end of a period in life.
• Falling of dusk — The act of turning to dusk and its result; the gradual process of twilight setting in or the twilight state of the sky when the sun has completely set. It is a rare term with high stylistic value, preferred in landscape descriptions within romantic and symbolist poetry to evoke melancholy, solitude, and evening silence.
• Dusked — Having reached the stage of dusk, over which twilight or evening has fallen; darkened, shaded, or shrouded in the diffuse light of the evening. Figuratively, it describes a state of decline, melancholy, loss of initial brilliance, or the approach of old age and the end.