To me, a glorious sunset is the epitome of fleeting beauty that stays for a few minutes with a spectacle of colors and then it’s over. Yet its effects persist long after the colors fade bringing in the darkness of the night. I love to be captivated by a sunset in the sunset of my life.
It’s hard to beat the connection to nature by simply sitting outside and getting soaked up in a stunning sunset. In short, it isn't just looking at nature, but perceiving that beauty of nature — a sunset the beauty that enriches life. It is an appreciation for the beauty of nature, so powerful because it’s instinctual rather than forced or learned. There’s a natural tendency to stop and stare at a breathtaking sunset. When I do so, it is likely to be caught up in the moment, and my mind gets a break from the pains that bog me down. I feel refreshed, and find it easy to lose myself in an awe-inspiring sunset. The instinct to stop and stare is stronger by the day, and I feel sad when I miss a beautiful sunset, yet I slow down to enjoy a sunset, to really see the sunset and capture the moment-to-moment experience, not create an artistic image. It is a connection to life for me.
Watching a sunset is in a way deeply connecting with a part of myself, somewhere in the core of my soul. There’s a sunset within my soul.....be it breathtakingly beautiful or just an ordinary one. I sometimes listen to my own soul...in silence.....when I really feel vulnerable .....wanting to withdraw into myself...away in my own shell...cocooned so that I don't feel the pain of the wounds inflicted upon me. Is it because I have been strong for too long and stretched myself more than my own capacity? I really down know.....right now I am comforting myself from everything...finding answers for all my questions.
My sunset is in a full-fledged storm....searching for myself that got lost somewhere yet again. The sunset to me symbolizes the completion of a day’s work and shows the passage of time and a hope for another new day. The awesome beauty of the setting sun is also symbolic of the beauty and mystery of life itself. The setting sun is nature’s way of reminding to take a break....a break from the rush of life after having toiled more than I really could. I have bottled up my emotions and feelings lest I hurt others or trying to be strong for what I go through. In my roller coaster ride of life, I kept everything to myself , being strong and never ever giving up neither on life nor on those I hold close.
It’s hard to beat the connection to nature by simply sitting outside and getting soaked up in a stunning sunset. In short, it isn't just looking at nature, but perceiving that beauty of nature — a sunset the beauty that enriches life. It is an appreciation for the beauty of nature, so powerful because it’s instinctual rather than forced or learned. There’s a natural tendency to stop and stare at a breathtaking sunset. When I do so, it is likely to be caught up in the moment, and my mind gets a break from the pains that bog me down. I feel refreshed, and find it easy to lose myself in an awe-inspiring sunset. The instinct to stop and stare is stronger by the day, and I feel sad when I miss a beautiful sunset, yet I slow down to enjoy a sunset, to really see the sunset and capture the moment-to-moment experience, not create an artistic image. It is a connection to life for me.
Watching a sunset is in a way deeply connecting with a part of myself, somewhere in the core of my soul. There’s a sunset within my soul.....be it breathtakingly beautiful or just an ordinary one. I sometimes listen to my own soul...in silence.....when I really feel vulnerable .....wanting to withdraw into myself...away in my own shell...cocooned so that I don't feel the pain of the wounds inflicted upon me. Is it because I have been strong for too long and stretched myself more than my own capacity? I really down know.....right now I am comforting myself from everything...finding answers for all my questions.
My sunset is in a full-fledged storm....searching for myself that got lost somewhere yet again. The sunset to me symbolizes the completion of a day’s work and shows the passage of time and a hope for another new day. The awesome beauty of the setting sun is also symbolic of the beauty and mystery of life itself. The setting sun is nature’s way of reminding to take a break....a break from the rush of life after having toiled more than I really could. I have bottled up my emotions and feelings lest I hurt others or trying to be strong for what I go through. In my roller coaster ride of life, I kept everything to myself , being strong and never ever giving up neither on life nor on those I hold close.
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