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Not always do we see the blessed sun,
Or feel the cheerful presence of its balm,
Its intent by inclement climes undone,
Need not beset mere mortals with alarm;
Elsewhere the sun god sheds his golden rays,
Consistent with his quintessential being,
While here the constant hand of time conveys
We, earthlings, smile of Ra shall soon be seeing.
The rise and fall of rolling ocean waves,
Or undulation of the hills and dales,
Portray with fine panache how life behaves,
Revels of times as much as their travails.
Whatever shade of darkness be the night,
‘Tis but the absence of returning light.
Β©Meanderings 2018
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No matter what the climes, the light is always there.
Beautifully done. Have a blessed Sunday
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Thanks Drew. All Well! Hope yours going well. ππΏ
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Yes, it is. Thanks
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Love love how you ended this. No one does sonnets like you do. Love and hugs, my dear β€οΈπ€π
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Thanks βSweetieβ. Hugs ππ
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Reblogged this on Hutt's New World Order.
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Thanks Peter ππΏ
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Whatever shade of darkness be the night So sad to see people who do not realize that there are shades of darkness and that it also has different depths. This is very good….
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Thank You. Yes, and to remember light returns. ππΏ
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I loved this and what a fantastic image.xxx
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Thanks D. Much appreciated. Hugs π€
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Beautiful
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Thanks Katherine π
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