In my case, this list is of the things I saw when I dropped off my son to school this morning
- The red maple tree in front of my home. Forever indebted to sunshine’s warm hands for bathing it each day. Such breathtaking shimmer bouncing off the leaves, as if a thousand fireflies exploded under the sun’s lustrous bomb, leaving behind a glittery debris tap-dancing to nature’s beats.
- A paved pathway for the movers and the shakers. The bigger tiles made for human feet, while the seemingly invisible, deep-set crevices acting as a safe abode for tiny insects running in crisscross; dodging unintentionally murderous feet.
- An army of dandelions invading a nearby garden; callously planning and manipulating the naive grass to surrender.
- An old lady seeking refuge in God’s silent creations – plants, that give everything and in return, ask for nothing except a tiny piece of her heart. The rhythmic clicking and hissing of her garden sprinkler like a whistling rattle snake, is all that she needs to drown out the outside world
- Elbows peeking shyly from passenger windows, like a bear trying to face the world after a deadly winter. The soothing breeze of a warm May morning salutes the people racing by in their cars.
- Small legs moving in tandem with large legs, bouncing backpacks strapped on little backs. Big people are trying to hide their worries behind hurried smiles as their little ones wave goodbye.
Nida Khan Writes 
Beautiful and evocative words
LikeLike
Thank you for reading Claudette:)!
LikeLike
I always enjoy your posts
LikeLike
Beautifully written!
LikeLike
Thank you Zainab:)!
LikeLike
Very well written honey:)
LikeLike
Shukriya š
LikeLike
Welcome:) Where is the Daily Prompt thingi hidden now?
LikeLike
“A paved pathway for the movers and shakers.” So much energy and potential there. Very nicely written!
LikeLike
I find the term ‘movers and shakers’ quite intriguing, just came to mind and wrote it down. No idea if it even makes any sense! haha
LikeLike
Wonderful. What a morning! š
LikeLike
Just trying to find something extraodinary in the ordinary:)
LikeLike