The final sunset

The final sunset.....you enjoy watching the the dusk of the day.....it gives a feeling of calmness......
The colour which give positivity....it's the only play of the colour of the sky....the turning of red to orange to violet and at the and it become complete dark....and then bring the next day with complete new ideas and happiness...

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  1. gunaah.com28 March 2018 at 21:43

    Wish to read more... Seems to be incomplete and should have continued...

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