Now in the west the colours change,
The blue with crimson blending;

Behind the far Dividing Range,
The sun is fast descending.

And mellowed day comes o’er the place,
And softens ragged edges;

The rising moon’s great placid face
Looks gravely o’er the ledges.

Excerpt from The Blue Mountains by Henry Lawson
I’m participating in this blogging challenge for the month of January, which supports starting the year on the “write” track. You can find other posts with #bloganuary and join in the challenge.
And as this is the final daily prompt, I’d like to say thank you to the prompt creators, the writers who participated in the challenge, and the people who read the posts. And a special thanks to those who also provided feedback – it means so very much.
[Photo: backyard sunset]
I like these fabulous sunset photos.
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Thank you, Peter, it is such a glorious time of day.
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I would say, the drive along the. Coast because you either feel like you’re driving directly into it while at other times it appears the movement of the car is changing the colors…
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What a lovely perspective that would provide on a sunset – just gorgeous.
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