Sunrise, Sunset
The sun comes over the hills
The worms move from the ground
The birds swoop to gobble them up
The mothers rush to feed their young
And before the sun sets again
The sun begins to glitter on the water
The birds continue to feed
The fish begin to get the food
They rush to get that food in the sea
And they end up finding the hook in their feed
The fish hope to be thrown back before the sun sets again
The sun rises and shines through the window,
The toddler awakes ready to play for the day
He begins to cry to get out of bed
So he can play with his toys and imagine in his head
He has gotten tired, he wants to sleep
So away he goes to sleep is for another days fun
While he slumbers, the sun is gone
The sun rises through the valley,
The kids and teens awake from sleep
To shower, to school, they all grumble
But once they get home it’s a race
A race, to get the homework down
Shooting the be the first one done
To be outside ready for fun and enjoy the sun before its gone
The sun settles in the sky and to sleep the kids and teens must go
And with a grumble away they go.
The adults awake in the morning
To shower, to work, the race is on
To get all the work that must be done
Taken care of before the day is gone
To the office, to the store,
Can’t let that sun win today
But all is lost as the sun sets
And the list of things must wait again
Every day the sun rises,
Every day the sun sets,
The list of things always grows,
The rush to beat the sun is eternal
But one must stop and think
Isn’t there really only one
Sunrise and Sunset
That we all must beat
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