Tag Archives: happy

Twilight

Posted on February 5, 2021 by William Wayne Smith

The sinking sun was the last event of the day.The morning would begin with happy children.Their bright faces fill the city.They know their purpose and their destiny. The rising sun seemed like the one before.A reddish hue and a glorious … Continue reading →

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A Garden

Posted on July 19, 2016 by William Wayne Smith

Long ago, God walked through a garden. Its residents were happy to care for nature. They protected the health of it all. For years this happy life continued. Beauty ruled under the stars. Flowers spread in endless colors. Birds danced … Continue reading →

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We Laughed Again

Posted on June 9, 2015 by William Wayne Smith

I was talking with a friend. She made a jab. I made a parry. Because she laughed I made my point. My new agility is fun today. I can jump and catch the thrust. I hop aside and throw a … Continue reading →

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Ancient Forest

Posted on March 1, 2015 by William Wayne Smith

What did I find in the ancient forest? The mountain road was a lonely drive. The path was grown up with brush. The fluttering canopy was beautiful. In the clearing I saw a fox. Once the scattering birds had left, … Continue reading →

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