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A minute after dawn


How lovely it is the world after midnight,

The silence of the wind, the tallights of a stray car,

Mindfulness in this somber time brings about peace,

 

A joy so rarely seen in the midst of daily chaos,

I urge all to step outside for a momnt after dawn,

Experience the world and its naked beauty,

 

Take in the sounds of the wind, the rustling trees, and the crickets as they sing

The sights are faded with the first sign of Daylight as the man takes to his car, for his office

Why anyone would sleep through such a sight can't be imagined in my mind,

 

A moment out here will take away all worries,

If you don't take comfort in this than i'll leave you to your own devices,

Be open to a world outside the known and be free

 
 
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