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Lake Erie


There I stood watching the vast beautiful,body of water. A deep,rich,understanding shade of violet. Stretching as far as the eye could see. Ah Lake Erie what a lovely sight. She moves with unnoticed grace and wonderment. She holds a pretty face in the hand of a reflecting sky. Rocks herself gently by waves. Lady Erie, how stunning you are.
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