Blog, Nature, Quadrille Good Morning – A Quadrille by Christine Bolton • August 22, 2022 • 13 Comments Good Morning Sleep slinked away like a thief in the night In the wee hours of the morning countless sheep filled a head waiting for dawn to break With it came brightness and clarity A palette of blazing orange with whisps of grey brushing the sky Copyright © 2022 Christine Bolton - Poetry for Healing All Rights Reserved Linda Lee Lyberg is hosting Monday Quadrille at D'Verse. She has promoted us with "Morning" A Quadrille is a poem of exactly 44 words, excluding the title Image by marion beraudias from Pixabay Share this:TweetEmailPrintLike this:Like Loading...
Reading this poem is almost like enjoying a painting, Christine!
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David
Thank you David. Thats so kind ☺️💕
I know the relief of dawn after a nights tossing and turning.
Oh me too! 😳❤️
Nicely done, Christine, especially the simile ‘sleep slinked away like a thief in the night’. For me too, morning brings ‘brightness and clarity’ – and I love autumn mornings especially.
Thank you. I appreciate it very much. I am still loving summer mornings for as long as I can 🌞💕
A beautiful, pictorial imagery.
Thanks dear Sadje ☺️💕
On those nights morning can never come soon enough.
Oh how I hate sleepless nights 🥱 The morning view can certainly jump start anyone’s day though! 🌞
The brightness and clarity morning brings is truly a daily miracle, enjoyed this! 🌞
Thanks Tricia! ☺️💕
My pleasure, Christine! ❣️