Photo: Na’ama Yehuda
May the birth of day
Delight you
In the promise
That it brings,
Even with the clear
Potential
For the pulling of
Heart’s strings.
May you know
The hope of
Morning
As it touches
First light’s bliss.
May the good
Outweigh the painful
As tender dawn
To ocean
Kiss.
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That is absolutely beautiful.
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Thank you, Crispina! 🙂 I love this photo! I was up super early for it, too! 🙂
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I keep saying I’m going to get up early to catch the sunrise. But those mornings I’m up early, it’s pelting with rain
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Well, as the song goes “the sun’ll come out, tomorrow.” (it just doesn’t specify WHICH tomorrow….) 😉
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Yea, got it. Not this morning. More rain.
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Sorry … we borrowed your sun … We should be ‘returning it’ tomorrow, when WE get rain … 😉
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Just as long as we get it Thursday. Out with the camera day.
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I will send it a memo … donnow if it’s checking incoming messages, but perhaps … 😉
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I thank you. Much appreciated. I’ll return the favour when required 🙂
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🙂
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Such a beautiful sentiment, Na’Ama, the poem and the image epitomize the birth of a new day!
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Yay hurray! So delighted you like the photo (taken in Florida on a summer dawn – I got up pretty early for that, also because whenever I’m at the shore in summer, I like to walk on the beach before the heat of the day–I get lobsterish pretty quickly, even with sunblock). Also, here’s to the birth of new days of all kinds! 🙂
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Beautiful words, Na’ama. I still can’t tweet your pages.
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Thank you, John! It’s the thought that counts … (I wonder if you copied and pasted the page’s address it would ‘stick’ – but really, I’d hate to ask anything for what you are already done so many times by sharing before!) Thank you for being you!
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Are you preventing an automatic Twitter share?
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I don’t think so! Does it work if you try to share through copy/paste? I’ll try to problem-solve with WP.
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Hi John, I think it should work now that you could share directly from the twitter button under each post. 🙂
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I’ll try it on Quiver.
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Thank you! 🙂
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Going there now. I’ll let you know.
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Beautiful!
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Thank you, Moira! 🙂
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