Dawn

Early, in the pre-dawn hush
I heard the robins sing,
and then a sleepy breeze awoke 
and made the wind chimes ring.
 
Their blended notes in concert sweet 
soon filled the morning air 
as on horizon's stage the dawn 
danced in and waited there.
 
In all her newfound finery, 
her dress in filmy hues 
of lavender and rosy pinks, 
and shades of palest blue.
 
At last, the music died away, 
and dawn, in golden gauze, 
slipped off her skirts and left the stage, 
to a rooster's loud applause.
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