The light that illuminates me

Living on our planet earth is wonderful because of the amount of beautiful things that it presents to us. Each zone or region has its charm, but not all have the light that radiates the solar star in my illuminated city. Already at 6:30 am the sun comes up 365 days a year, shining with spectacular clarity that it is not necessary to light the bulbs until 6:00 pm.

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The clarity in this region of Venezuela, as it is Maracaibo, enters without asking permission everywhere: doors, windows, holes, slits, rebound, in short, light is made in every corner. One day, at 12 noon, as every day the sun is half in the middle of the sky, like a well-focused lamp in any home. But as rarely happens something unexpected happened, our star was hidden tenuously. It was not an eclipse of the sun, no, it was a dense cloud that belched, the imposing sun of every day. It was an immense challenging cloud, which generated wonder and curiosity when the natural phenomenon became colorful because it began to drizzle and the sun's rays pierced the water droplets forming an impressive solar halo that left us amazed, reminding us that the powerful star was there .

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