Sunday, July 1, 2018
Dawning Oxford Comments
Rating: ★5.0
The old city is darkly hid beneath night's heavy gown,
And nothing stirs below in our medieval town.
The sun's first rays like golden spears come shining through,
Pale first, then brighter, lighting trees and sparkling dew.
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7/23/2025 1:48:30 PM # 1.0.0
The sun's first rays kiss this old city with due love to awaken with golden memories. Lighting trees and sparkling dew motivate mind towards a brighter future of learning and perception in Oxford University. Every learned hall has built the peaceful testimony of constancy. Inconstant men rise and fall. But learned men stand in unity for victory. Beautiful rhythm and rhyme of this motivate readers. This is an outstanding poem...10
I thank you effusively for your thoughtful comment thank you. Dr Neil