Eternal Dawn Poem by Frederick Stadler

Eternal Dawn

Eternal dawn appeareth so,
Lights of morning dance away.
Leads to dusks of silent snow,
For daylight's had its quiet stay.

A sunrise is again and again;
Beauty never ceases to amaze.
The world, it beckons for its reign;
Astounding is the morning haze.

Atop a mountain,
Onward to the leaves of trees,
Sunbeams shine calm,
A forest's lore our eyes see.

Eternal dawn appeareth so,
It leads to dusks of silent snow.

Tuesday, April 21, 2026
Topic(s) of this poem: snow
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