At SunsetA Story by JaenelleEvansA short piece of practicing my descriptive writing style while in a bad mood. Hope you like it.The sun sank just below the horizon, dragged by an invisible creature tearing him from behind. The last of his light bled across the edges of the horizon, staining the blackened sky. There I sat, bathing in the warmth that still ebbed from it last dying embers. In its wake the moon rose; proudly taking her place in the sky high above and one by one the stars turned on in her presence, no longer hiding in fear from the sun rays. They danced around her in joy, spinning across the darkened
sky, weaving in and out of the tapestry strewn high above our world. There I
sat, phone in hand, the chill of the air scraping across the bare skin of my
arms, but I didn’t tremble. The moon glowed brighter, lighting up the whole
world, a different world than that of the sun. The trees began to whisper their
secrets, their voices calling through the night. Within the dark voices answered. The rustling of leaves was
greeted by creatures the moon had woken. The calls of creatures from near and
far echoed through the thick night air. There I sat, fingers clenched around my
silent phone, goose bumps covering my skin, in total silence. The moon watched
on at the beauty that only she could bring, smiling down on all that came to
worship her. The night was buzzing with song and dance, music and
movement, melody and life. There I sat, silent and still, staring at my phone
as time ticked by. The moon slowly faded, refusing to fall as the sun once
again began to rise. The sky turned to blue and the creatures switched places
as the warmth from the sun woke the world of the day. This would all happen again and again, the sun; he will
fall, the moon; she will rise and there I’ll sit waiting, night after night,
hoping my Father will remember to call ‘At sunset’ he said, what a laugh. © 2013 JaenelleEvans |
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Added on April 18, 2013 Last Updated on April 18, 2013 Tags: Sunset, waiting, phone call, moon, forest, sunrise, father, dad, disappointment Author
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