Silence of sunlight
I want to paint the memory of when a majestic fox ate food in front of me and my family.
I want to paint the sight of the baby turtle scuttled across the Sandy beach and into the baby, blue ocean.
I want to paint the swarming bees dashing around into the phosphorescent flowers as the beautiful, stunning pastel sky layed on the beach.
I want to paint the day when me and my family went to France and got to ride in a speedboat that skimmed quickly across the sea.
I want to paint the yellow heart of a daffodil like a golden eye trapped inside a trumpet.
I want to paint a fluffy, fuzzy Dalmatian that is as tall as a person standing up.
I want to paint the happiness of children’s faces at the playground. As they were laughing and giggling.
I want to paint the smell of freshly cut grass swaying from side to side in the breezy wind.
I want to paint the silence of sunlight seeping through the window panes, catching motes of dust shimmering.
I want to paint the beautiful sky laying on the beach while the water ripples gently.
I want to paint the smell of biscuits that crumble into little pieces when you take one.
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