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6:35 a.m.

Beneath a salmon and violet sky
The day’s golden disc eases from slumber
Gentle rays gilding cotton-wool clouds
Gradually dyeing the heavens azure

Crisp and cool, the air remains still
Calmly enshrouding this early new world
As mist pale and transparent as a spectre
Slowly fades to display hidden green

Touched by fingers of warm light
Butter-soft petals lazily unfurl
Stretching out in their vibrant splendour
Faces gazing toward the coming day

From deep within the sycamore trees
A blackbird’s song breaks the silence
Its celebration of the new day-star
Soon joined by a hundred new voices

Author notes

When I was still going to college and university, I experienced this almost every day...

For contest.

Prompt:
Option A:
Write about the beauty of morning. Whether it is the bird-songs, that first cup of coffee, a beautiful routine, whatever.

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  • Randomly Beautiful
    September 2

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    Very unique. Thank you for the entry.


  • VelvetWings
    August 31

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    *____*!!!
    Okay I have a lot to say now but I don't know if it's going to be all that coherent.
    At first glance I thought it was going to be a rhyming poem (because I expected it of you?) since the way it was divided into stanzas made it look like it rhymed... if that makes sense. So then I spent a moment trying to work out HOW slumber and azure rhyme. *laughs* Eventually (I'm sleepy, okay...) I figured out it's not meant to rhyme and started reading it again, and then I enjoyed it even more.

    The imagery in this is beautiful and alluring which was the main reason for my above *__* face. It was all so vivid and gorgeous in my head I'm sure my face looked like that as I was reading it. Or as close as possible since eyeballs are never shaped like asterisks.

    I feel drawn to the ending for reasons I can't put into words. Well, because of the birds obviously but the way you described the birds I could almost hear them in my head too.

    This poem is like your own little world, I love it. *_*
    *_____*
    ~Sparrow

  • This is a beautiful poem. The imagery is wonderful. I almost felt like I was there. It must have been wonderful to wake to this everyday.

    lilangelsnemesis