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The Glow of Dawn On The Lake

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Banner: Canadian Poetry Archive AT SUNRISE Carman, Bliss, (1861-1929) Now the stars have faded In the purple chill, Lo, the sun is kindling On the eastern hill. Tree by tree the forest Takes the golden tinge, As the shafts of glory Pierce the summit's fringe. Rock by rock the ledges Take the rosy sheen, As the tide of splendor Floods the dark ravine. Like a shining angel At my cabin door, Shod with hope and silence, Day is come once more. Then, as if in sorrow That you are not here, All his magic beauties Gray and disappear. Poem is in the public domain..

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  • Magnificent!

    said photo of lovejoy lovejoy 11 months 21 days ago

  • Ciao Susie, really special and incredible this sunset disappearing behind clouds of different colours and reflects water what extraordinary. Thank you for sharing Giancarlo friends from Italy

    said photo of megaries megaries 2007.09.07 at 12:35:12 PDT

  • I'm oohing and ahhing here with wonder...Can't sit long, my knee hurts,but I'll be back :.)

    said photo of ann7f ann7f 2007.09.04 at 15:33:31 PDT

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