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Emerald


Nothing quiet like these changing views.

However so beautiful, here, they are scattered and failing.

Continuously fading.

Wavering.

But hold fast these days of greens, for they will return to thee.

Let time pass.

Pass the golds.

Pass the reds.

Pass the oranges and browns.

Then evade the cold blues.

And find yourself at the Time of Fools.

 

So again, it grows.

The dark greens and light.

The Shaded views.

The Emerald hues. 

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MiguelAMorales

I do not consider myself a writer, though the people that know me do. I am not opposed to the idea either. I do, however, consider myself an "English enthusiast." I am in love with English and I decided to take part in a community of fellow lovers of English.

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