“The cliche of the sunset? Well, it just gets me every time. I simply love it!” Gun Roswell
The sunset and the beach
Hanging on the sandy beach late in the eve, watching as the last rays are trying to reach each and every surface. Reflections on the glass blurring, the last rays of the brightly lit sun fading as the darkness is slowly but gently taking over the light of day. But for a moment they will still stay, frozen in mid air and everywhere, painting the skies in all the colours, then ending in bright red, before the time of returning once again, to their respective beds.
One final glance, one final chance to catch the gorgeous display before it has gone, disbursed into the fading glow leaving the night to take over. But there is no worries for the onlooker however, as a guaranteed scene of similar magnitude will return again after this night and the next day is over, a new spectacle will be there and give that same sensation the observers do yearn, a gift from Mother Nature, for all of us worshippers of her great skills coming out to play and throwing a sunset party each and every day again and again.
“Painted in a bright colour, nothing odd about it” Gun Roswell
Pink on a Window
Yesterdays reflected From old discarded windows An old shack Once painted black Now boasting, the colour pink It’s an eye sore some say But others, smile and In front of it for a moment stay It’s not useful anymore Who knows what secrets Within it are stored But for now, the windows And the doors Remain locked of course And maybe someday You may find the key Which unlocks them all