She Wakes In Sunrises

When the sunrise sips on an open sky,
She is skipping by.
I've not ever heard her sweet song before but she was there when dawn birds arose, 
With a sweet lullaby.
A babies cry was never sweeter.
And even though the duet of her and the birds,
Built with notes of the most delicate memory,
May drift away with the distant clouds in the sky,
She will always be the most beautiful sunrise our hearts have come by.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2020

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January 13, 2020 at 7:58 AM
This is very pretty, Amy. Back to the soupmail
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