Sunset In Water Novels & Stories

At least that way, she would be able to save herself if a similar occasion ever occurred. Under Jeremy’s kind guidance, Madeline managed to learn the basic foundations of swimming that afternoon. Dusk began to fall and the sunset rays tinted the clouds with bright and blooming colors. A server brought over red wine and an exquisite dinner. Donned in a cool and seductive swimsuit, Madeline stood partially submerged in water as she looked up to watch the sunset. Jeremy stood next to Madeline with the loose bathrobe lazily worn over his shoulders. Submerged in the pool, the two watched the sun set.

I followed the people who were chanting and cheering lined up down the road. The ocean waves sounded nearby, and I pushed onward, towards the front line of the crowd. Everyone was pointing and gasping at whatever was ahead of them. I finally made it to the front and moved my eyes to the area that they were edging towards to find the most beautiful sight. The sun was setting behind her, the orange and red colors clashed together as Raven sat in the water. To my amazement, her hand trailed through the water and a blue shimmer flowed along with it. As if her hand brought life to the waves themselves.

He told me that a woman named Sunset was living with him who looks exactly like her. Of course, I knew who he was pertaining to. Sunset is Dusk’s first name. He said that it would be nice for me to meet her and take her home since she was in trouble. When I asked what kind of trouble she was in, he just stared at me and said this in a Japanese accent… “Need not to know.” It weirded me out but I really wanted to check on Dusk anyway.

"In 4, 3, 2. Look at the sunset." I look out at the sky for the first time since we've arrived. The whole scene looks like it was finger painted by a child— a bit disarrayed, yet so intriguing. The sun-kissed the water's edge as it slowly disappears, the orange, almost golden, light reflects beautifully on its surface. It highlighted the prominent silhouette of the distant mountains, and the late evening birds as they disappear with the last of the sunlight. "Wow. It's beautiful." "The view is even more beautiful from here. You get to see the last bit of the sun going down. The doorway between dark and light really."

The sun beamed brightly across an azure sky, clouds drifting lazily in its path. At a stunning beach, framed by coconut trees and lush vegetation, a waterfall tumbled from a towering mountain, its crystal-clear waters cascading into a river that met the sea in rhythmic waves. On the shore, Amber lay face-up and unconscious. The waves lapped at her, nudging her gently until she stirred. A cough escaped her lips as her eyelids fluttered open. Above her, birds wheeled across the sky, the sunlight glaring down with an almost personal intensity.

It would be so amazing. “Let’s go enjoy the rest of the party.” Selena said pulling me along with her. She took me to meet so many people that I could barely catch my breath. By the end of an hour, my feet hurt, my stomach ached from hunger and there was a blur of faces in my head. I finally found an opportunity to escape so I grabbed a plate of meat skewers and a cup of soda and escaped outside. The sky was dark and stars were glistering. I love the night sky which was why I always liked to run when it was dark. I found a rock and sat on it. From there I could see the lights in the small county. It was an amazing sight here I have to say. It was the highlight of my evening.

He turned his gaze out the window, distracting himself with the spectacular ocean view and the approaching sunset. From this height, the Pacific appeared smooth and serene, the water the color of slate. The sky glowed gloriously red—a benefit of L.A.’s smog-filled air. Conner watched the sun drift toward the ocean. Already, the fiery orb seemed to have swollen to twice its normal size, and its soft, fluid edges oozed and shimmered, transforming it into a molten ball almost liquid in appearance. For a moment, the sun appeared to float upon the surface of the water, and then it slipped into the sea. He almost expected to hear an audible hiss as fire and water met.

That kind of feels like a win to me and I have to admit that I am elated by it. Neither of us says anything, as we walk down the path to the lake until we reach the edge of the trees and the sparkling water, comes into sight. The setting sun paints the sky a peach color with pink and purple smeared across it, painting the most beautiful sunset scene. The bright colors reflect off the water, making it look so magical. “Wow, this is pretty,” Natalie says and I nod.

We used to go with our cousins but it different and we were in separate shikara. We both were in a romantic mood so was our evening by gods grace . It was almost sunset and the sky was yellow, orange and violet, creating a beautiful new combination of scene in sky and it was so cloudy , its reflection on water was even more beautiful , the outcome of the sunset in the water was magnificent with all lightning and thunder. It created the environment more sensuous and romantic.

We went to our favorite place, Hermosa Colina, and as usual, we hopped in the back of the trunk and had our picnic with our favorite takeout food while watching the sun go down. "You know what, I like sunset better than sunrise, although they're both a good view. I've always loved the sunset view here in Hermosa Colina, and I love watching it with you," Inigo suddenly said while gazing endearingly into my eyes. "Sunset for me is such a beautiful art of God. It gives peace and a calm feeling, just like harmony to my soul. It simply reminds us to rest and reset our hearts and minds at the end of the day. That even after all the bad things that happened the whole day, it still reminds us that b