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Morning Delight
by Dawn Huffaker → (All Poetry by Dawn Huffaker)
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Have you ever seen a magical sunrise? This is one that I envision.

Morning Delight


The stars have danced with the moon
For many an hour, until all are
Ready to call it a night.
A hush begins to spread across the sky.
Moon sighs, and drops below the horizon.
Stars fade as they roll over and cover up with sky.

Sun gently pulls herself higher and higher.
Sky softens to pink and then turns golden.
Ocean waves catch the first rays of new day.
Seagulls begin to awaken noisily.
Hunger makes them take flight.
Breakfast of sea creatures will soon be theirs.

Three white horses meander down from the hills.
On to the silky beach, they play in the waves.
Salt spray chases them as a race begins.
Sunlight sparkles like diamonds through the spray.
Legs churn among the waves gaining speed.
Steam from nostrils shows their determination.

On and on, they race playfully,
Nickering encouragement to the current straggler.
They pass on down the beach with tails flagging behind.
Hooves pound the beach in staccato fashion, and then fade.
What an enchanting sight to behold, this morn!
Sun smiles happily to beckon all to start their day.

2014 © Dawn L. Huffaker
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 Reviews of "Morning Delight"
Reviewed by jude forese
Reviewed on April 17, 2014
a pleasure to read ...

Reviewed by Shirley Long
Reviewed on April 12, 2014
You have really sparkled the imagination in each reader today. Each verse portrays a beautiful picture of the way in which each element contributed to nature and it's wonders. The stars, moon, etc. I enjoyed reading it. Thanks.

Reviewed by pat medlin
Reviewed on April 7, 2014
a vividly beautiful picture you've painted here dawn

Reviewed by Budd Nelson
Reviewed on April 7, 2014
very enjoyable
b udd

Reviewed by Diana Wiles
Reviewed on April 6, 2014
What you described was completely alive to me...I enjoyed every word...!
Sheer Magic....
Diana....

Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on April 5, 2014
Oh, to have seen such a sight! It's an ordinary beach morning until the white horses come into play. But then, what a splendid beginning for the new day.

Ron

Reviewed on April 4, 2014
There are many great imagery in this poem!! Well-done!

Sandie


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