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I rise with the dawn
Every day–learning to make
My own golden hour
About the Creator
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Midas touch comes with the dawn. Such a beautiful poem!
I just wish that I had that river by my door to wade into every morning. What a refreshing feeling that would be, I can barely wake up in the mornings, but that would certainly get me up. Hoot and hoot.
My father-in-law would have celebrated this beyond measure. One of his favorite aphorisms was, "It's hard to soar with the eagles in the morning if you hoot all night with the owls." I like it, too, though I'm finding it harder & harder to get up all the time.
Yes yes yes 🙌 😁👑
Nice 📝♥️💯👌
Great work! Rise with the dawn to write great work! Wonderful!
Gorgeous!!! 🌅
truly inspirational
OHHHH BIG FAN OF THIS 🌟