Morning's Golden Light
A poem on a day needing to be enjoyed
In early rays of golden light.
Morning beckons a new day's sight.
While earthly creatures bath with heavenly delight.
In green meadows, to drink from crystal cold streams.
This morning heralds what my short life should mean.
Awakened eyes freshly see,
I look to cloudless deep blue skies.
Then hear a peaceful song as a hatchling softly cries.
I wish to learn the secrets of the forest once clothed by night.
With Dawn's forgiveness, removing old growth fright.
I see past mountain peaks draped in sleeping shadow molds.
Where across dark planes, my dreams are gently told.
I slept away, my penance forged in mining gold.
This morning ritual begins to warm a tired soul.
Infused with magic from the day I turn away social control.
Notice is given to my master for an imagined goal.
Finally, I open my door to journey out the garden gate.
In Heaven's golden light watching, I surrender to wait.
Thank you for reading my poem on a day I just had to call in sick to work. There was no way I was going to miss out on a morning that brought such profound emotion. Leave a tip if you found this poem meaningful and add me to your list of authors to follow.
About the Creator
Chris Madsen
A blue-collar delivery driver with a passion for writing poetry. I wake three hours before my shift. Listen to mind-altering music and muse! My lunacy fueled in search of finding anything that might rhyme with "Orange."


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