The Dawn's Embrace

 The Dawn's Embrace

When Night, her sable mantle, doth cast aside,
And Aurora, with roseate hues, doth glide.
The eastern sky, a canvas, rich and bold,
With hues of rose and amethyst unfold.
The Sun, a molten coin, doth slowly climb,
A fiery chariot, defying space and time.
The Earth awakens, from slumber's deep embrace,
A verdant tapestry, kissed by morning's grace.

Let us embrace this gift, this fleeting hour,
And seize the day, with all thy might and power.
For in this dawn, a new chance doth arise,
To mend thy broken heart, and touch the skies.
To climb the heights, where eagles dare to soar,
And leave behind the shadows, evermore.