「暗から明へ」— how should this be read?


[This article about a Japanese translation of Amanda Gorman's inauguration
poem](https://news.yahoo.co.jp/byline/konosuyukiko/20210123-00218856/) is
headlined as follows:

> 暗から明へーアマンダ・ゴーマン氏が米大統領就任式で朗読した詩の内容は？翻訳者の読み解き

Obviously the translation is:

> "From darkness to light" — what's in the poem that Amanda Gorman read out at
> Biden's inauguration? An analysis by the translator.

But how should 暗から明へ be read?

My best guess: 暗{やみ}から明{あかり}へ, but I'm not aware of やみ as a reading for 暗 (I
am only aware of the reading くら in compounds, or otherwise 闇{やみ} if やみ is the
intended reading).




I would read it as:

> [暗]{あん}から[明]{めい}へ

eg

[明]{めい}と[暗]{あん}  
[正]{せい}と[負]{ふ}  
[静]{せい}と[動]{どう}  
[陰]{いん}と[陽]{よう}




I would read it as:

> [暗]{あん}から[明]{めい}へ

eg

[明]{めい}と[暗]{あん}  
[正]{せい}と[負]{ふ}  
[静]{せい}と[動]{どう}  
[陰]{いん}と[陽]{よう}

