Come Into a Brighter Place

M-arch twenty-fourth morn, A-nother dawn is breaking; R-ain and clouds have turned I-nto a day brightly shining. L-onely shadows disappear, O-ne sun has started to rise; U-nder the wide clear sky, I see in you the paradise. N-o more tears nor cries, O-r pain and even sorrow; R-eal happiness is felt, T-rue gladness you E-ndow. T-he twilight and dusk O-f the evening are gone; N-ight cold chill is over, G-ray haze is cleared by the sun. O-pen air feels the freshness of the early morning breeze; L-ight that shines from above brings joy to the birds and bees. B-eneath the heaven up high E-mit the blazing rays; R-adiant flames and gleams I-lluminate the wondrous space. S-ilent wind blows softly, giving coolness to your face; O-nly when you leave the dark you can come into a brighter place.