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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Honeydew on the grass sparkles with life as the Sun comes up shining. Way up yonder the Horizon’s preparing for its glorious arising. Purple, blue and gray radiantly come together and all stand out alone, Way up under this great big earthly dome. Bird’s shadows fly at distances, yet each distinct by their flocks belted, And each disappears away in colorful misty skies where all of them roam! Beauty in foresight is clearly seen on this perfect unthought-of day, Even to my own likings of a surprising. Too compelling just knowing that all days are counted by, Each exact group already individualized by being numbered! Foliage secretes from its many branches of trees per several hundreds. All with there own story to make known to the unknown. Consistently re-budding as season’s change to each one that is now arising. All seeming to prepare for that God-awful battle called Armageddon. Years pass on and still the Sun comes onto the horizon. Life’s at a standstill, yet, steadily ticking with the hands of time to carry on. Nothing can be done to stop the cycle of our Earth’s creation. For every beginning there is and ending as it is to see Dawning is “The Sun on the Horizon”! Be thankful that you have this very day, For the Sun is rising upon the horizon, What a wonderful liaison! ®Registered: Ann Rich 2001
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