Dare I Poem by Sarah Persson

Dare I



In thought I woke, my gaze adorning,
Dawn again bequeathed the morning,
Surrendering to morning light,
As did the moon bequeath the night.

As did the sun bequeath the day,
As did the rivers bequeath the bay,
As did the birds adorn the sky,
Dare I bequeath to wonder why.

Sunday, November 15, 2020
Topic(s) of this poem: life
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Unnikrishnan E S 15 November 2020

Beauty of the dawn effectively encapsulated in this nice poem: “” Dawn again bequeathed the morning, Surrendering to morning light, As did the moon bequeath the night.“

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Khairul Ahsan 15 November 2020

Such a lovely poem, with an attractive, eye catching title! 'Surrendering to morning light, As did the moon bequeath the night.' - So beautifully presented! We must take an account of what we would bequeath to our posterity.

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Kostas Lagos 15 November 2020

Reading this poem was a delight! Thanks!

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Sarah Persson

Sarah Persson

Wellington, Shropshire
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