#SOL17 Day 8: Hello, Daylight
Taking the dog out
in the early morning,
there used to be black,
but now -
daylight.
Getting in the car
to drive to school,
there used to be darkness,
but now -
daylight.
It is now possible
to tell morning from night,
as the world awakens,
now
daylight.
As the day turns
to afternoon;
the sun shines bright,
celebrate
daylight!
Driving home
at the end of the day,
impossible to believe,
still
daylight.
Evening now brings
time to walk,
time to get outside,
the joy of
daylight.
After a winter
of unending darkness,
my heart sings.
Thank you,
daylight.
© Cathy L. Mere, 2017
For the sixth year, I will be joining the Slice of Life Challenge with the community of Two Writing Teachers. I will be trying to put my fingers to the keyboard every day for the 31 days of March. Stop by today's link up at Two Writing Teachers to read other posts.
The daylight just puts a different bounce in your step, doesn't it?! Love the daylight refrain!
ReplyDeleteI am so looking forward to longer days with more light to greet the day.
ReplyDeleteI have been looking for you on Slice! So many names and I am guessing you are a night slicer! I was just thinking about the light at the end of the day today. I noticed it was bright sun as I arrived home and took a moment to just soak it in. Lovely poem -- I love this stanza
ReplyDeleteEvening now brings
time to walk,
time to get outside,
the joy of
daylight.
Thank you
Clare
Yes, yes, yes! LIGHT! It's life-changing. I can't wait until Daylight Savings on Sunday! Beautiful poem to celebrate light! "After a winter of unending darkness, my heart sings." Bravo!
ReplyDeleteYes yes yes, daylight! I'm SO enjoying the days getting longer. What a wonderful thing to celebrate! ~JudyK
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, Cathy! Like a bright ray of ... daylight! Isn't it just happy to see so much brightness? I'm ignoring the cooler temps as long as I can see more daylight. :)
ReplyDeleteYou are a beautiful writer.
ReplyDeleteYour writing is like daylight.
I am loving the extra light! I love walking the dog when there is still a little light left in the sky!
ReplyDeleteMore daylight - such a gift. Thanks for this celebration. Now if we can just get a bit of sunlight in our corner of the world.
ReplyDeleteI wrote about daylight tonight! It certainly is something to embrace with open arms. I'm enjoying your poetry.
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