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Morning Light

Take me back to the cool summer mornings

Where the leaves fluttered with the breeze

Best friends, there was never a truer pair

Of better days there were none

 

Take me back to the sun’s triumphant return

When it’s first rays kiss the tranquil water

And spread the heat of passion to the rising world

Inviting us all to take part in their romance

 

When the side of the road was a gateway to our fantasies

We were free to dream and free to live

Among the playful rhododendron and the staid oak

Days melted away with the heat of life

 

If the wind on my face could bear my spirit

I could return once more to this time

And be content with the robins and blue jays of above

And the rabbit and chipmunk contemplating from below

 

But, it is not to be, wishful thinking is all

For today has its own magic, but no one knows the spell

Only yesterday can be uncovered, tomorrow hides anew

Under a new sun, who has yet to court the tranquil water.

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paul-r-mott
M / American
Published
Mar 25, 2012
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