Tag Archives: mystery

Through the Dark

Posted on March 13, 2020 by William Wayne Smith

Today, I move through dark catacombs. Tomorrow, I will visit a hallway of sorrow. I am hiding a shameful past. But I know that my secret is safe. Over time, I will move on. I’ll be secure in a new … Continue reading →

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The Magnificent Sun

Posted on February 28, 2020 by William Wayne Smith

The magnificent sun is setting. Beautiful clouds fill the sky. The natural world has begun a new cycle. Tomorrow will be ready for me soon. Simple explanations are enough for me. The others need cryptic words to hide. Without mysteries … Continue reading →

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Summer Storm

Posted on July 2, 2016 by William Wayne Smith

During the raging storm lightning flashed above the city. I marveled at its power and beauty. Tonight, I will walk the street again. Each time, I find a new path. At night, the city is full of mystery. Today, the … Continue reading →

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Jewels in the Sky

Posted on October 4, 2014 by William Wayne Smith

See the jewels in the sky—they each are a precious world. Someday you may walk on one. Someday you will travel far. Sometimes, I expect too much from the future. I want to promise you the journey that fills my … Continue reading →

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