Sunset

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Watching sunsets and having a nice cup of homemade chai( tea)
is my all-time favorite thing to do, I think while watching sunset made me hypnotize. I know throughout the day my brain is full of negative thoughts and negative stuff, but when it comes to evening, I completely transform into a nice, calm, peaceful person.
 I feel like the sun is just a visitor he comes, he leaves, again he will come with more brightness, I enjoy while guests leaves and I don't like them while they return, maybe that's the reason why I love sunsets rather than sunrise.
PS; picture taken at the moment, I am enjoying sunset far away from home 

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