Man, the view from my window is awesome! Seriously, you have no idea. The real upside to living in the suburbs is being able to look outside and see Nature’s work of art, you know, instead of a concrete landscape. When I look outside, I can see mountains weaving across the horizon, beautiful green mountains all covered in trees and grass. I can see the ocean far away, this big blue bay surrounded by beaches. I can see the forest stretching out everywhere, with all these vivid colors and wild animals around, mostly the birds that are always flying by. I can see houses lining the roads down the hill, and a little church on the hill right across from my window, with bells that ring every Sunday morning. I can see white clouds rolling by on clear days, and the sun setting behind the mountains in the afternoon. I can see a blending palette of greens and blues, plus whatever colors are painted on the houses. I get to look out my window whenever I want and see something beautiful every single day.
The view from my window is awesome. Why? Because it really captures so much of the natural beauty of Brazil.
I wrote this short piece a few years ago as part of a writing exercise to practice the element of voice. The exercise is to describe the view from your bedroom window as casually as if you were speaking to someone, so as to capture the essence of your natural voice in your writing. I hope you enjoy what I’ve written. Thanks for reading!
lovely view here too. i see potential on the corner, hope down the street, love parked on the hillside, and purpose in those I seek.
Sounds wonderful! Quite a poetic way to see the world. Thanks for reading! π
really like your content ..keep going on
Thank you! Glad you like it! Thanks for reading! π
This is a lovely descriptive post. Your view is wonderful.
Thank you! I was fortunate to enjoy that lovely view for years! Thanks for reading! π
What an interesting exercise. And if I haven’t already done so, thank you for following my blog.
You’re welcome! It’s a fun exercise, definitely worth trying! Thanks for reading! π