Daybreak In Richland Hills

Daybreak in Richland Hills Written: by Tom Wright August 7 2008 In Richland Hills the dawn is showing, I sit on the patio peering over my cup. From across the alley a Rooster’s crowing, I sit motionless as the sun comes up. I hear dogs barking a few hundred paces, Chadick Farms is beginning to break into song. Squirrels are scurrying to their feeding places, I’ve two days to visit and that isn’t long. This is the time of day I cherish most, For God speaks to me in the morning air. I hope early arousal hasn’t disturbed my host, While the city awakes I’m deep in prayer.
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February 16, 2015 at 11:16 AM
MY favourite time of day also Tom. Enjoyed this piece! Best Regards!
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