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For me this brings forth a freedom that all of us can share,

a moment we can daydream no matter when or where,

blessings to all 

Morning Breaks

Morning breaks

A farewell twinkle from the morning star,
As darkness leaves, on fleeting wings.
The driftwood left of yesterday,
As life anew begins.

My eyes drawn to the cliffs above,
its granite outstretched hand,
Mighty proud and awesome,
As they push up through the sand.

Never ending with relentless zeal,
The sea is pounded at the stone.
carved and weathered, in crevice deep,
as a blade that’s now been honed.

The rolling tide she beckons,
As I walk the morning shore.
Waves cry out like a sirens song,
As she enchants all, with her call.

For upon  breeze it seems to say,
Come join me if you dare.
A trance like state that draws you in,
So all out there beware.

As sparkling water laps my feet,
The sensation of sand now warmed.
A shimmering sun now rising,
Signals the coming of the dawn.

With the idyllic beauty of a painting,
On which the brush still wet.
As tomorrow now becomes today,
A new canvas we shall get.

N windle
© 2016
Copyright © | Year Posted 2016

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Rebstock Avatar
August 18, 2019 at 4:50 PM
Beautiful poem. Enjoyed.
Muideen Avatar
February 3, 2018 at 3:09 AM
One is not need to be told that this is a good poem.
Tugaff Avatar
February 2, 2018 at 1:04 PM
As poets we were born to love and appreciate nature. I love it.
Rodgers Avatar
March 11, 2017 at 2:21 PM
You've captured well the transient beauty of the day's dawning. From one morning person to another.
Heemstra Avatar
March 3, 2016 at 9:00 AM
Nature is always breathtaking! Thank you Nicholas!
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