
From my window, a ray of light caught
my eye –
enticing me
outdoors
to capture
its sinking
fullness.

I thought:
If I
run,
perhaps... I can... catch it – hovering... on... the... horizon....
I wasn't quick enough. The trees blocked a full view.
I started walking home, wondering: Why was I drawn outside to witness the giant, fiery-red sun sinking, but too late to capture its image to share? I really should have stayed inside, been satisfied watching from the window and peeled potatoes for supper.

Then I
glanced
back
over
my shoulder.
Taking in this new view,
I understood.
Sometimes... life draws us out into places, throws a turn in the road and we are blessed by the After Glow...
Oh, what I'd have missed from my window!
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