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The Gift

I love to walk the fields at dawn,

barefoot through the dew.

To sit and watch the rising sun

turn the dark sky blue.

 

Some days are bright with promise,

like a budding tree.

Some are dark and blow right by

like an autumn leaf.

 

Each day is a gift we’re given,

fragile, like fine glass.

Ours to mold and try to hold

before it hurries past.

 

© 2000 Guy Workman

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