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MORNINGS SILENCE

As early morning rubs her sleep filled eyes and night bids its adieu

 

 

I sit in mornings silence

 

 

With fields ablaze in Indian grass blanketed in mornings ghost gray mist

 

 

While high above the tree line a thousand birds take orchestrated flight

 

 

I sit in mornings silence

 

 

mornings sun breaks through the clouds revealing brightly colored remnants, tattered like ribbons streaming stretched across the newborn sky

 

 

I sit in mornings silence

 

 

Sitting and simply watching the forest all dressed in green as she suddenly breaks

 

 

into frenzied dance

 

 

of twists and turns

 

 

as a gentle breeze whispers by

 

 

I sit in mornings silence

 

 

All before the day awakens all before mornings silence is broken

j.Sweptson

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Feb 12, 2011
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