The sun has risen, morning's light
Fills the room with a golden sight
The gentle breeze carries a scent
Of blooming flowers, it's evident
The coffee brews, aroma strong
Inviting me to come along
My ears tune in to music's beat
Adding rhythm to my feet
A taste of sweetness, on my tongue
As I sip the coffee, I'm among
The flavors and textures I adore
A moment to savor, nothing more
A touch of warmth, from the mug
Comforting, like a hug
My eyes take in the colors bright
The green of grass, the blue of sky's light
I step outside, the air is cool
The sun's warmth, not yet in full
Birds chirp, their melodies surround
Nature's symphony, all around
I take a deep breath, the air is fresh
A calming feeling, within my chest
My skin tingles, as the wind blows
A moment to cherish, as it slows
The rustling of leaves, beneath my feet
The crunching sound, it's so sweet
I walk along, the path ahead
In this moment, nothing to dread
I close my eyes, and take it in
All the senses, from without and within
Life's sensations, a gift to behold
A memory to cherish, forever to hold.
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Derrick Matheka
Hi, my name is Derrick, a love of political stories. I write about political history of countries across the globe. Enjoy my works, like and comment on the country you want me to cover its history.
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