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DAWN - Poem



The horizon lightens up, the sky brightens

I stood there,

Thinking, fearing, introspecting,

dreaming dreams

no man ever dared to dream before.


The stars, like lanterns far away

Light a way in the midst of blue

So the wind may not wander astray

Through woods of sal and yew.


A nightbird lifts it's wings to flight

Like a ghost rising from the grave

And with its voice calls out the night

As it slowly ends it dark enclave


The mist falls over sea and land,

and washes away the dust.

Asleep is now both head and hand,

asleep is hate and lust.


As the olw claims back his home,

As the waves wash towards the shore.

The stars and moon disappear in foam

Its morning, morning again, once more.

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