Poems on the topic: sunrise

Poems on the topic “sunrise” on Poets.by.

ContemplativeRichard Grahn

The Next Moment

He watched the leaf drop beneath the horizon and gently light on the ground. He watched as it became a memory, lingering there in the blooming sunrise. one step closer to revelation ... a cherry tree blossoms
CheerfulW. H. Davies

The East in Gold

Somehow this world is wonderful at times, As it has been from early morn in May ; Since first I heard the cock-a-doodle-do, Timekeeper on green farms — at break of day. Soon after that I heard ten thousand birds, Which made me think an angel brought a bin Of golden grain, and none was scattered yet — To rouse those birds to make that merry din. I could not sleep again, for such wild cries. And went out early into their green world ; And then I saw what set their little tongues To scream for joy — they saw the East in gold.

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