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When they set off, the sun had already risen.
They started their journey when the sun was already on its way up.
I could feel the warmth of the sun pressing against my back.
The earth takes a year to complete its orbit around the sun.
Trees form natural defenses against the sun's rays.
They shield themselves from the heat and shine.
Our son is facing challenges with his reading and writing skills.
We are not making much progress in helping him out.
After that, he didn’t say a word. He waited, and then he walked over. I could feel it coming closer.
When I stopped at the gate, the sun had already set.
The trees looked at each other as if they hadn’t noticed me.
They were afraid of what was coming down.
The road ahead seemed endless.
The people on it were just the same old ordinary men.
There weren’t any signs indicating what we were going to do, no way to know where this was going to end.
When I looked back at the trees, they didn’t understand that a single moment could change all things.
They simply stood there like sheep in a field, staring at each other and the horizon.
The sun hung low, its rays grazing their faces as if it had forgotten who was looking up.
The people continued walking.
I could see their tired eyes, but they didn’t seem to care about what happened around them.
It was just a matter of time before they turned their back on the path and began drifting off into the night.
The trees looked at each other as if they hadn’t noticed anyone—neither me nor the people walking beside them.
They didn’t know how long this was going to take, but that wasn’t important.
They just stood there staring at the world below them.
The road continued on, unending like a endless highway.
But within that endless highway, it seemed like an end had arrived only for the people not looking forward.
The trees didn’t know what to do with themselves, though they could see clearly where they were in this vast landscape.
They just stood there, waiting for the moment when time would allow them to ponder and reflect on what had happened so far.
There wasn’t any sign of a better day ahead for anyone, none that would tell the people beside them how long it was yet before things turned dark again.
But they knew that no matter how long it took or however small the steps each person walked on their way back, there would always be time for others to move and grow.
The trees looked at each other as though they hadn’t noticed anyone—neither me nor the people walking beside them.
They didn’t know how long this was going to take, but that wasn’t important.
They just stood there staring at the world below them.
The road continued on, unending like an endless highway.
But within that endless highway, it seemed like an end had arrived only for the people not looking forward.
The trees didn’t know what to do with themselves, though they could see clearly where they were in this vast landscape.
They just stood there, waiting for the moment when time would allow them to ponder and reflect on what had happened so far.
There wasn’t any sign of a better day ahead for anyone, none that would tell the people beside them how long it was yet before things turned dark again.
But they knew that no matter how long it took or however small the steps each person walked on their way back, there would always be time for others to move and grow.
The trees looked at each other as though they hadn’t noticed anyone—neither me nor the people walking beside them.
They didn’t know how long this was going to take, but that wasn’t important.
They just stood there staring at the world below them.
When I stopped at the gate, the sun had already set.
The trees looked at each other as if they hadn’t noticed me.
They were afraid of what was coming down.
The road ahead seemed endless.
The people on it were just the same old ordinary men.
There weren’t any signs indicating what we were going to do, no way to know where this was going to end.
When I looked back at the trees, they didn’t understand that a single moment could change all things.
They simply stood there like sheep in a field, staring at each other and the horizon.
The sun hung low, its rays grazing their faces as if it had forgotten who was looking up.
The people continued walking.
I could see their tired eyes, but they didn’t seem to care about what happened around them.
It was just a matter of time before they turned their back on the path and began drifting off into the night.
The trees looked at each other as if they hadn’t noticed anyone—neither me nor the people walking beside them.
They didn’t know how long this was going to take, but that wasn’t important.
They just stood there staring at the world below them.
When I stopped at the gate, the sun had already set.
The trees looked at each other as if they hadn’t noticed me.
They were afraid of what was coming down.
The road ahead seemed endless.
The people on it were just the same old ordinary men.
There weren’t any signs indicating what we were going to do, no way to know where this was going to end.
When I looked back at the trees, they didn’t understand that a single moment could change all things.
They simply stood there like sheep in a field, staring at each other and the horizon.
The sun hung low, its rays grazing their faces as if it had forgotten who was looking up.
The people continued walking.
I could see their tired eyes, but they didn’t seem to care about what happened around them.
It was just a matter of time before they turned their back on the path and began drifting off into the night.
The trees looked at each other as if they hadn’t noticed anyone—neither me nor the people walking beside them.
They didn’t know how long this was going to take, but that wasn’t important.
They just stood there staring at the world below them.
