Waiting for the dawn

In the stillness of the fading night,
When shadows linger, cloaked in quiet light,
The stars begin their solemn, slow retreat,
And dreams dissolve where earth and heaven meet.

A breath of wind, so soft it barely stirs,
Awakes the trees, their whispers barely heard.
The world is poised, a canvas yet unmade,
Awaiting dawn’s first trembling cascade.

Each moment hums with hope, a silent hymn,
The horizon blushes at its very rim.
The waiting heart, a prisoner to time,
Counts the seconds in a wordless rhyme.

And then it comes—so gentle, yet so vast,
The night surrenders, slips into the past.
The light spills forth, an unrelenting stream,
Transforming all, a painter’s gilded dream.


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