Sun Glamour
The day has brought me sun-loaned cheer, And to unchangeable ways, change . . . But dusk is here to make them strange, Making them clear.
Hazel Hall
The day has brought me sun-loaned cheer, And to unchangeable ways, change . . . But dusk is here to make them strange, Making them clear.
Daylight gives the speaker a borrowed kind of happiness — “sun-loaned cheer” — and with it a feeling that even fixed parts of life might shift. The pause after “change” suggests possibility: for a moment, old routines seem flexible rather than locked. But dusk changes the picture again.
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