THE LANDSCAPE
The landscape was beautiful
I could see blots of color; the flowers were in bloom
Water gushed from the rocks as the river consumed
A mountain with some white snow still left on it’s peak
A bountiful brook and a cerulean creek
Shapes of big clouds that covered the sky
The trees were so big and the leaves stretched so high
I could see shapes and colors but could not hear any sound
The window I was looking through was foggy and blurred
And the camera was unfocused
I kept snapping photographs but none of them were good enough
The view from my window was so pretty
Why wasn’t the perspective reflected on my screen?
No one from home would be able to see
I was looking at the world through a veil
I put down the camera and went outside
The landscape was beautiful
My feet were bare, the day was setting, it was getting cold
The sunset shone red yellow and gold
I walked through the huge oasis of green
The grass was soft and the air smelled crisp and clean
I could hear the babbling brook
I could see the crystal clear creek
My feet finally stopped and the scene felt more alive
My focus shifted from the camera and became fixated on the sky
I was in awe of the moment that god had placed before me
Before it was just a picture but now everything was reality
I watched the twinkling stars and the glistening night
Photos and vanity are meaningless, but humility is always right.
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