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Notes: While driving down a narrow country road in winter, after a light snowfall, the sun began to rise. The ever-changing scene before me was so spectacular that I stopped the car in amazement. As the sun continued to rise it appeared that color was being spilled on the rolling drifts of snow.
Ode to the Peaceful Morning Dewdrops twinkle in the roaring furnace of a promising sunrise. The soft winter coat of snow awakens from its blue-grey shadows of night to the reflected crimsons of dawn. Branches stretch drowsily With the first gentle breezes shaking off the sleep of snow (which had settled during the night) and the geometric crystals of ice which drop musically through the furry boughs. The first early hunters of daybreak yawn begin stalking curiously appetites not yet whetted by the sun. Far different are the relentless killers of mid-afternoon and evening.
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