I woke up this morning,
as dawn gave way to light,
my eyes first sight.
It doesn't matter whose light!
Whether its Winter's, Spring,
Summer or Fall's light!
Still in slumbers phase,
I stumble to the kitchen,
for that morning cup of coffee.
Only awakened by it aroma,
before I even sipped.
As I looked out my window this morning, the light among the greenery was especially inviting. So your poem resonates well as I read this and see morning light to my left and to my right of windows on both ends of the house.
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