The Morning Melody

The morning was fine, the sky was clear,
The world was waking, near and far.
A gentle breeze, a whispered sigh,
As golden sunbeams kissed the sky.
The birds awoke with cheerful song,
A melody sweet, and ever strong.
The flowers bloomed in colours bright,
A charming, captivating sight.
The world alive, in joyful grace,
A smile upon each sleepy face.
The day unfolds, a story told,
In hues of green, and red, and gold.
A brand new chance, a hopeful start,
To mend and heal a broken heart.
For in the morn, when light appears,
All sorrow fades, and disappears.

About Lord Alfred Tennyson

Poet Laureate of Victorian Britain. Master of musical verse whose works include "In Memoriam" and "The Charge of the Light Brigade."

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