It was grandiosely immense. A vast plain, flat as it always had been, oddly flat. It had been named, long ago, the so-called 'Plain of Heaven', when men would travel from place to place, and admire the beauty of nature. And yet, after numerous years, it had become a site, which had been left behind, forgotten, buried from every single memory of this world. A place that deserved to stay alone, eternally. It wasn't anymore 'the place', but 'a place', it had become nameless. From generations to generations, the entire humanity would pass by, without knowing about this unmapped place.
Things hadn't stopped there, though...The fact of being anonymous didn't bother nature at all. Life continued, but time had ceased long ago. No more demanding for time machines; staying a complete day in this plain, would be living in the past.
The plain was covered with wheat, the one a child would wander around in the countryside during his childhood. Wheat that would cover your whole face. There was, however a small imperfection, yes a small one in that plain. A hill.
And from that very hill, stood a melancholic tree. It was an old willow, a low-growing and creeping shrub. It had pliant and tough wood, even if it was unnecessary , for he was protected by this untouched world. Its slender branches were covered with elongated and weeping leaves. Its large fibrous roots showed who old the tree was, each root told a story. The only sadness of the plain, was indeed the tree. A wrecked old piece of trunk, as melancholic as a ghost, tormented by the past.
Further away lay small scarlet flowers. They had four splendiferous petals, thin and heart-shaped. So neat and well preserved, that would give us a fascinating impression: the petals would smile at you, talk to you by moving them, because of the warm breeze that would only dare caress the secret vegetation of this place. The gorgeous poppies would be closely gathered together, in a soothe, embracing way. Their long stalk would be move along their slim, female bodies. The beauty of their purity shouldn't be underestimated. Poppies, as they say, are usually abandoned flowers, and so they are, untouched by the human world, day after day, year after year.
As every sky, it was complete and yet so incomplete. The simplicity of the sky governed the other part of this land. The land was indeed covered with an intense blue, perhaps that was its distinction with the rest of the world, it was vivid... Who could possibly imagine that a sky had shades of blue? But this one did. And that would be during different periods of time, where a gradient of blue would juggle with the sky. From icy blue to calm blue, from cold blue to water blue, from winter blue to royalty, and then back to sky blue. It all depended on the time, on the hour and the minutes, and even on the seconds. Multitudinous types of blue would linger in the sky. The variety showed the diversity of our imagination, and the independence of each part of this secret place. It would be assertable to imagine that the sky was alive, having myriads of moods, going from anger to happiness, communicating with nature.
The sweet cottony clouds would dance with the velvet breeze. It would embrace nature, as one would kiss one's beloved; free itself from any obligation, as child who would like to remain wild. The movements of these clouds, demonstrated how fundamental would communication be between celestial attitudes and wild ones. Every single movement, the different forms of shapes that would appear in a split second, and then reappear in a contrary form, would be a message. Was it maybe a fourth dimension renewed, who knows...but one thing was sure, it gave a new vision of what used to be an ordinary place.
~~By Me~~
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