Dawn In March Twenty-Seven Poem by Bernard F. Asuncion
Dawn In March Twenty-Seven
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D-awn in March twenty-seven
A-ims to leave the moon;
L-ight reaches the zenith,
E-ndorsing the
N-oon.
A-s the dawn in March twenty-seven
S-tops the dusk and twilight;
U-nderneath the bright sky,
N-o dark is in sight.
C-oal clouds turn white
I-n the wide blue heaven;
O-pen your eyes to the breaking
N-ew dawn in March twenty-seven.
Tuesday, March 28, 2017
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