Blue Parrot Lake Norman Novels & Stories

Blair stepped out of the car and was amazed to see the view. Under blue and sunlit skies, the view was wondrous to behold, for the lake teemed with life. To the chorus of birdsong from the surrounding green bushes, and the sound of carp sucking amongst the flowering lily-pads, mother duck, watchful for the predatory pike, scooped the surface for food, with her young trailing behind like a row of bobbing corks. Dabchicks and coots fed in the safe haven of the reed-beds, whilst flashing green and blue dragonflies hovered above. A deep sense of serenity overcame her as she stared in rapture at the expanse of blue that lay before her. Rays of lights danced delicately across the water, birthed fr

Chapter 54 – Home at Last Just past the entrance of lined trees are extensive open meadows filled with flowers. Beyond them are large mountains. “Welcome home,” Onyx whispers into my ear as I gasp at the view. “Onyx, it is beautiful.” I coo as I press my face against the window, trying to get a better view. “Don’t hurt yourself. I will take you on a tour, and you can see everything we have to offer.” Onyx laughs as we pass a lake. “You have a lake as well?” I ask excitedly. “Yeah, we jet ski and fish from there,” Onyx announces as he points out a massive Bald Eagle diving toward the water. “We are not the only ones who live here. We have three nests currently, and they all host eggs. We shou

In front of the Nembutsu Hall is a lake for liberating life, tall trees* with their camphor* family, the lake's surface is blue and clear, and the scent of flowers blends into the air, passionately. She looked down at the carp in the lake, the tail fin was very large, lazily shaking her head and wagging her tail, her body was slightly dyed with tangerine peel. The fish's body was suddenly covered by a shadow, she raised her head and saw Brene Brian standing beside the pond. She was bewildered, then wanted to turn around to avoid. He hurried forward to hold her, she withdrew her hand, so he only caught her pale blue sleeve, the sun was just right at noon, pure blue like water.