Summers Day Fades to a Summers Night
By: Maryah Corson
The breeze is a feather against my skin
The water is calm reflecting the sun like a mirror
The grass sways gently against my bare arms
The white fluffy clouds roll in front of the sun
Making shadows pass over my face
The sunlight shines through the tree leaves
Casting a greenish glow
The smell of wildflowers wafts through the air
Making everything smell like a light perfume
The birds are out singing a cheerful tune
No cars drive by on the nearby road
The water is luke warm against my feet
You can see the minnows swimming around by the dock
The sun starts to fade casting reds and pinks over the sky
The night starts to descend over the lands
The stars start to peak from the heavens
The only noise is the crickets chirping
You can see the bats flying in their day
The full moon lights up the night
The night has no clouds to hide the diamonds in the sky
All the animals have gone to sleep
Except those who live in the shadows of night
As the day ends and the night begins I lay my head down and sleep
Because the cycle will start again and again and again
Because the Summers Day fades to a Summers Night