Aurora At Dawn
While duskfall pierces minted morning air
Adorning trees with gracious loveliness:
Sunlight braids pinkish ribbons in her hair,
Indulgent as a reticent caress.
How Aurora is but a breath away,
While embroidered leaves flutter in the sun--
So crystalline- white is their mellow play
Where all godly wishes of hope are spun.
I wonder if such charms are a worldly dream
Linked to just one immense eternity
A lucent decoration on rails of stream;
Captured in the glow of day's tapestry?
I know not, yet my benign spirits rise
So I lift my heart to feel sweet dawn's first kiss...
Responding to the glaze before my eyes
For all seems right on mornings such as this.
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John Hamilton's Best Rhyming Poem 3 Contest
4/18/2017
Poetry Form: Quatrain
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