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Eyelids flicker, close again. Then slowly part allowing focus. The morning welcomes sleepy eyes and a window beckons. Light streams through and the view is of Spring. The sun up in the sky brilliant and ablaze with life. From one horizon to another clear blue light hangs, lazily draping the world and not a vapour trail in sight. Silence is no longer a pause between bursts of open noise, rather, noise is an intruder hectoring the moments of peace. Until the sleep dirt clears and the chorus of birds singing is in harmony with serenity, complimenting the absence of sound. Different light in hidden places shine a hue of emerald green, flecked with orange and yellow, single rays of playful sunshine. The streams of brilliance persist like the radiance of a palette, if the painter is Mother Nature and the picture is crystal clear. And sleep though only minutes gone is a forgotten rest memory. The dreams faded and passed on, given free, as a gift to the night. © Pagan Paul (25/03/20)
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Apr 15, 2020
Apr 15, 2020 at 10:49 AM UTC
Morning High
Eyelids flicker, close again. Then slowly part allowing focus. The morning welcomes sleepy eyes and a window beckons. Light streams through and the view is of Spring. The sun up in the sky brilliant and ablaze with life. From one horizon to another clear blue light hangs, lazily draping the world and not a vapour trail in sight. Silence is no longer a pause between bursts of open noise, rather, noise is an intruder hectoring the moments of peace. Until the sleep dirt clears and the chorus of birds singing is in harmony with serenity, complimenting the absence of sound. Different light in hidden places shine a hue of emerald green, flecked with orange and yellow, single rays of playful sunshine. The streams of brilliance persist like the radiance of a palette, if the painter is Mother Nature and the picture is crystal clear. And sleep though only minutes gone is a forgotten rest memory. The dreams faded and passed on, given free, as a gift to the night. © Pagan Paul (25/03/20)
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Apr 15, 2020
Apr 15, 2020 at 10:49 AM UTC
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