Going crimson, the distant sky: ebbing-evening-like gold-tinged shades all over; Streaks of blue fly by the clouds in the breeze topping dew-wet tips of dried grass, grown late-autumn-tall into the pallid arms of winter: a form, a figure, emerges radiant: half-covered in the ruddy hues, blessing hands, flowing robes, lips in half-smile, oh, the eyes of love!
An attempt at a scene-descriptive genre I choose to call 'picture-poetry': the aim is not to provide a fully coherent thought-process or story, as much as to convey a scene or an image.