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| Category - Places | | A Poem from the A Bit of Jersey and the Shore Collection | | The Shrouded Dawn - Viewed 770 Times | David Devaney
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October 06, 2002 |
I walked and thought just who might win
this battle for the dawn.
The sun was shrouded by the clouds,
its hope, to carry on.
The winds northeast, a minor gale,
did come to aid their friend.
And free the morning rays of hope
and give the fog its end.
The seas high tide had crested too,
white foam the jetties saw.
As sparkle on it did appear
and rays did it befall.
The sun did rise much higher still
from pathways in the dark.
A saline fragrance filled the air
at the ocean jetty park.
One never knows the outcome true
when battles do begin.
Yet on this day of autumns chill
it was the sun and wind. | | © 2002 David Devaney |
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