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reflecting itself through my bedroom window. It timidly rises from the horizon, scattering golden
rays over everything it touches. Behind the mountains, the sun gleams as the towering peaks
stand proud and tall against the sky. Roads and tracks are meticulously paved through these
majestic giants, offering travelers the chance to witness their surreal presence and embark on
personal journeys through this pulchritudinous landscape.
As everything around plays its part in crafting a perfect morning, even the fading stars seem to
linger—scattered across the pale sky, watching over the earth as if admiring nature’s quiet gift.
From my window, I can hear the soft rustling of leaves as a gentle breeze sweeps through the
trees, their arms stretching upward as though reaching for the heavens. Nearby houses, basking
in the fresh air, seem to sigh with relief as the wind passes through, bringing the promise of a
new day.
The view ahead offered a picturesque garden—children laughing and running barefoot on the
dew-covered grass, swings creaking gently, and birds chirping with delight as they greeted a new
day. A small lake shimmered like a silver mirror, nestled in the heart of the park, its still waters
holding the reflections of joy, nature, and life itself. It was beauty in its purest form, nature and
mankind in harmony.
But as the day retreats and darkness descends, the same window tells a different story. The once
lively park turns eerily quiet.
The laughter fades, replaced by the occasional rustle of leaves and distant, unsettling sounds that
echo through the night. Streetlights flicker uncertainly, casting long, distorted shadows that
dance across the ground like restless spirits.
The lake, which once shimmered in the sunlight, now lies still and black, its surface broken only
by a ripple—perhaps from a falling twig, or something more mysterious. The same trees that
reached for the sky now seem to hunch over, their branches like crooked fingers scratching at the
wind. Stray dogs roam the empty streets, their howls piercing the silence.
Even the wind has changed—no longer playful, but sharp and cold, seeping through the cracks in
the walls. It carries with it a sense of unease, a reminder that beauty can vanish with the light,
and what remains is a haunting shadow of the day gone by.