One summer day, as time wore on, I found myself traversing a street. It was unfamiliar, and led to a field, At the end of which lay an old creek.
I stopped for a second, something in the air Asked of me to take a look - And, Behold! Astoundingly enough... Tremendous beauty was ingrained in the brook!
The water performed it's marvelous play In passionate hues of Azure. A stark blue with a pastel inlay, Shining with an unearthly allure.
But as if to add to the moment, In one epiphanic display - The evening sun deigned to glance down And strike it in just the right way.
And the sight! It drew my breath A slow mist inviting light within, As if the entire scene was bathed in gold, With tones of blue and green mixed in.
Then, seemingly, as fast as it had come, The picture vanished - Gone in a flash! Darkness now engulfed the world, Tommorow perhaps the light will be back.
This was the first poem that I wrote in High School. It set me on the path I'm on today - It's an interesting comparison to my later works - but it's clear my ideas haven't changed too much!