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As the Dawn Arises
by Angela Toshner (Age: 18)
copyright 06-01-2005


Age Rating: 10 to 127

 
When we come to wake,
on a summers morn,
and see the bright red apples,
hanging from the trees.
And smell the dew,
on the grass, and in the air.

We come to think,
what once was here,
and waht perished,
in the shadow under that apple tree.

Come to look much closer,
at what was growing,
and has now died.
For our life is so tender,
and fragile.
Yet we never stop to think
about what is obvious.
One night we will fall asleep,
and never awake,
to see the rising of another sun.


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08-09-2005 David Pekrul    

This is very perceptive and well-expressed. We should never take even one day for granted, for we do not know how long we have.
Oh, you have one small typo in the third line of the second stanza.
07-06-2005 James Shammas    

Now this is about living in 'the now.' There is no time like the present. Good job.

Jim
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