November Dawn

Morning creeps on feline feet
gentle and velvety dark,
clambers over the garden gate
and lands in dewy grass.
She dances in between the trees,
her light translucent glass,
leaving dewy diamonds
wherever her feet pass.

Kim M. Russell, 29th November 2018

Twilight 2

My response to Poets United Midweek Motif: Morning Poem

Sumana asks us to capture in new poems the time when the day is new and we are out of our slumber. She has given us inspiration with a haiku from Basho, a quote from Khalil Gibran and lines from Langston Hughes, as well as poems by Mary Oliver, Emily Dickinson, Baudelaire and Paul Laurence Dunbar.

19 thoughts on “November Dawn

  1. This is absolutely breathtaking, Kim 😍 Love the image of “dewy diamonds” .. I believe even morning delights as she dances in between the trees 🌳 ❤️

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  2. I’m Breathless! Taking Sandburg’s Fog in a totally new direction–brilliant! I love the image of clambering turning to dancing. I also clamber before I can take up the day’s dance, but I don’t leave “dewy diamonds”! Thank you–and thank you for your comment on my “Morning Impressions.”

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