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Dwelling Daisies Date
Curious eyes fall upon the wondrous, wild skies.
Creative colors litter a canvas stretched in every direction.
Charming clouds shadow Heaven, painting a sacred sunrise.
Blazing petals orbit the peculiar paths that thread through blue.
Beguiling blossoms bear their last breath as the biting winter blinds them.
Besprent with rustic raindrops, the sunrise becomes sheathed in dense dew.
Pink peonies, purple petunias, and poetic pansies dance in open grass.
Perennials full of busy bumble bees buzz with winter stress.
Pallad plants bleed beau blue, reflecting genteel shades of glistening glass.
Melting mirrors run through marshes, reflecting acoustic autumn days.
Magnanimous moonlight manifests waves like birds building biomes comfortably.
Morning glory allows beams of soaked sunlight to bounce off baikal bays.
He handed me flowers drooping like teardrops
And I watch them cry from death.
I mistrustfully spy on summer with one open eye
As I lean in with my last breath.
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I decided to work on this project because it was an assignment in my creative writing class. In my planning process, I chose to write about the large field with dirt paths across my house. A camp by my house has renovated it into a butterfly habitat. Butterflies, bumblebees, birds, foxes, coyotes, and deer enjoy spending their time there. In my backyard is a lake where I spend a lot of time in the summer. This project was special to work on with my parents because it brought us closer together by studying nature and all its wonders.
This project brought my mom, my dad, and me in touch with Nature because we made sure to spend extra time outdoors lately, walking my dog around my street and trails filled with trees, flowers, and prairie grass. My dad has been my photographer so he and I have been extremely alert whenever we see something in nature we think is worthy to be taken a photo of.