Dawn breaks

Just seen the notification that it’s quadrille day at dVerse poets pub. A quadrille is a poem of 44 words, and I like to make them rhyme. I love quadrilles so here’s the first one.

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Dark night,

star bright,

dawn breaks,

day wakes,

and in the trees

flutters a breeze,

feathered, unfurled,

leaves uncurled

with birdsong loud,

wreathed in cloud

of all the hues,

the reds and blues

that ever mind dreamt,

in heaven time spent,

morning’s pure light.

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Jane Dougherty

I used to do lots of things I didn't much enjoy. Now I am officially a writer. It's what I always wanted to be.

43 thoughts on “Dawn breaks”

  1. Dawn oF FoRest.. BeacH anD
    MountainS even
    DesertS and
    Under Trees
    NaturE KNows
    FeeLs SensES
    Better
    than
    words
    of Division..
    Nature whole..
    humans separated..
    better togeTheR uNiTy sinGS..onE..:)

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