Wednesday, December 26, 2007

Before The Dawn Comments

Rating: 4.7

Before dawn wind rushes
driving night’s chill westward
so vestiges of darkness
send shivers along my spine.
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Mary Havran
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Beautiful poem… The concept of Easterlies driving the ‘morning chill' westward is novel. Enjoyed.

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Bri Edwards 30 October 2021

i KIND OF LIKE THIS. 'PURCHASE', AS IN 'AN OBTAINING' (OF SOMETHING) ? here i guess referring to obtaining a look at the pink sky. : ) : ) BRI

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Dr Antony Theodore 30 May 2017

clouds trimmed in rosy piping which dress the sky at dawn. i love these lines in your poem.... wonderful diction and the use of words... marvelous.. thank you dear Mary the poetess. tony

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Ramesh T A 28 January 2016

A Time for Stars! Golden Moon at the centre of Eastern Sky With a bright Star above shines glorious Like in the full Moon time even today sure! Night has settled now with calmness every- Where making it very cold before mist full Formation to go on all the night before all! Before dawn breaks out clearing all darkness Ruling the whole night, it's the time for Stars To draw symbols in constellations far above! All Greek mythological and ancient Indian Group of Stars making zodiac symbols..... Saying all about each one's status and future! All thoughts of past, present and future surely Occupy all as long as all Stars never diminish!

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Manonton Dalan 28 January 2016

it's before in my place and it's total darkness

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Bernard Snyder 28 January 2016

Wonderfully expressed poem Mary. Loved all it! Congrats

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Kim Barney 28 January 2016

By far the best of today's three poems of the day! Congratulations!

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Clarence Prince 28 January 2016

I can just imagine chill from the wind! It was a night! ! !

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M Asim Nehal 28 January 2016

Before dawn wind rushes driving night’s chill westward

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Paul Reed 28 January 2016

The hope for the new day that carries us through the night

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Raj Nandy 08 June 2008

Another beautiful painting with word! - Rj Nandy

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John Tiong Chunghoo 02 April 2008

dear mary, i really love these two lines: clouds trimmed in rosy piping which dress the sky at dawn.

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Who Iam 27 February 2008

Mary, I have read about everthing you have written and I must tell you I have been moved You had quality of word that touches the heart. I appreciate your impressions and hope all is well at your house. Again I thank you very much for your comments on what I've tried to share, God, Family, Friends and Country come in that order with me. May I call you a new friend? Please keep writing its appreciated.

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Res John Burman 05 February 2008

Perfect Mary. This poem sums up the reasons I'm often found walking into the dawn along Mounts Bay Seashore in Cornwall. Good for the heart, good for the soul! Thank You.

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Alto Thomas Jr 02 February 2008

This is absolutely wonderful.

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David Taylor 31 January 2008

Mary! now this strikes a chord in my heart, beautiful. Love David

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Nancy Chambers 30 January 2008

Wonderful poem! Yesterday I took a photo of the pre-sunrise and your poem describes it in beautiful words. I was going to write a poem about it but you have said it perfectly.

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Albert Parsons 29 January 2008

'Clouds trimmed in rosy piping' I Love that line and all the rest as well. Wonderful.

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Andrew Blakemore 25 January 2008

Beautiful poem Mary, you paint a picture with every line. Andrew 10!

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Emma Corwin 23 January 2008

Breathtakingly beautiful. Thanks.

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