Tag Archives: daylight

Obscured By Clouds

Posted on January 15, 2021 by William Wayne Smith

I watched the clouds obscure the sun.Its brightness faded for a moment.Nocturnal sorrows begin with sunset.Joy returns with the breaking sunrise. I walk along the sunny path.The squirrels are running away now.The birds are silent today,but the sky is alive … Continue reading →

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A Distant Light

Posted on April 10, 2020 by William Wayne Smith

He looked out a lonely window. The distant light danced wildly again. Its odd color is unexplainable. He fears seeing the sign. It is an omen of evil. The new day is far away now. He shares his anxiety with … Continue reading →

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Sunny Day

Posted on January 24, 2013 by William Wayne Smith

The sunny day was unexpected. However, I won’t take issue with the heavens. The sky has a perfectly cheerful hue. It is easy for me to collect my observations. I have studied the sky and I know its ways. Night … Continue reading →

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Destiny

Posted on September 29, 2012 by William Wayne Smith

I had been walking and running. I was eating bits of candy. I am searching for an answer. Where am I going now? I awaken from the dream. The darkness is receding. Daylight will be here soon. Powerful noises are … Continue reading →

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