Rod E. Kok
October 27, 2018
In eastern skies,
dark oranges turn
lighter.
Our sun casts its warmth
over everything.
From beige deserts
to yellow fields of canola,
shadows disappear
into daylight.
Golden wheat basks
in the glow,
green forests awaken.
Rays traverse the land,
forging ahead with hope.
East to West,
here to there;
the shadows of life
come and go,
coloring our world
with heat and cold.
Such is the way
it was created.
You paint beautiful pictures with this poem
ReplyDeleteMan, Rod, I love your images. I feel like I'm in a car traveling across the countryside. Well done!
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