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Ode to the Sun

July 16, 2014
By Anonymous

We spot your peaceful glow in the East,
Which signals to us that it’s morning.
How beautiful your rays are as they shine through our windows,
You are letting us know that you’ve arrived once again.
Thank you for the glorious light you provide for us,
Where would we be without you?
Your beams give us guidance,
So we may get through the day.
We know you must go soon,
And head out West.
Thank you for another day of your beautiful sunlight,
See you again tomorrow?

© Anonymous

The author's comments:
Nature is one of my biggest inspirations when it comes to poetry. People write odes about other people, or animals. I thought to myself, "Why not write an ode to the sun?"
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