Days and Nights
Days and Nights The sun rises, Filling a blue hue in the skies. The clouds as white as ever, The moon still lies in mild sight. The people are asleep in great might. The birds chirp happily, The animals roam gleefully. How lethargic the rays are! The light isn’t reaching so far, The east showing the sail of the sun, A sail to be remembered and is so fun. The sun right on top, Slowly it makes even the water hop. The clouds begin to show their grey, And the dirt shall soon turn like clay. The sun seems powerful yet harsh, Why you ask? Afternoon is the time the predators feast, And the time when prey run to the east. They ray now seems active, Is man so passive? Passive as man maybe but more ignorant are they! The ground seems like a frying pan, A pan that cools ever so slowly. Waiting is all that is done by man, The barred clouds unfold ever so slowly, Giving one golden ray of sunshine. A blinding light appearing in a glamorous fashion. A ray temporary yet pl