Not. Darkness is not typically classified as a musical form, but in the context of music theory, it may refer to the emotional or tonal quality of a piece.
In music, forms can be categorized as harmonically closed or open. A closed form ends on the tonic chord, providing a sense of resolution, while an open form often ends on a non-tonic chord, creating a feeling of continuation or tension.
If "darkness" is interpreted as a musical quality, it may align more with open forms that evoke unresolved emotions or themes, rather than a closed form that suggests finality .
