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A DAY'S END.

I have seen the sunset. Filling the western sky with orange. Fiery clouds escorting the sun home. Dispatching an aura of golden rays. Bidding farewell the long shadows. Calling tired farmers back home. Inviting the host of the heavens. I have seen rubies in the sky. Appearing one after another. An invisible hand somewhere. Along the horizon unseen. Switching them on to light the earth. Twinkle diamonds twinkle Red, blue, green twinkle. I have seen a beaming face. Peeping at me from the dark horizon. Then shyly sailing high. Racing against the wispy clouds. To join the radiance of her daughters. Smiling all the way to the constellations. Blazing beauties of the night.
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Written by
stanley-mungai
Kenyan
Published
Jun 23, 2012
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So beautiful is the  day as it ends. So gorgeous is the sun as it sets, So enticing is the sky as the dark sets in

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