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A New Day by James Aitchison

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By australianchildrenspoetry January 17, 2025

The new morning 

quietly greets the day,    

the soft dawning

rippling the bay,

teasing the cloud,

lighting the sky,

boats in a crowd,

and on the shore,

I wonder what the 

day will be,

what adventures are

in store for me.

Near Picton, New Zealand.  Photo by Ginette Pestana

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Categories: Australian children's poetry Tags: adventures, James Aitchison, mornings, rhyming poems

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