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Harvesting Apple Sunsets


A glow in the far is so bright Its sparkling with peachy canary in clear sight A melting gold nugget into an orange citrus haze It joyfully enlightens my wide eyed gaze I am simply amazed I see the watery waves it leaves in the sky Shades of blue, purple, pink, red, and yellow all say "hi" A red apple jumps off from a tree and tries to set itself into my gaze Although, as the sun embraces it with a golden glittery flush I am indeed amazed To the east of the sun, the sight of a nearby bakery faces me looking cheerfully, I stare looking dazed Thevscent of apples and cinnamon spice travels into my nose like big prancing parades A scent so delightful, I sigh simply with joy and look up at the beautiful sky, which is now a sherbet mesh of a maze I see the sun set behind a tree carrying an apple, that smiles ruby-red, saying "goodnight" to this day A harvested apple sunset
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