Early MorningA Poem by GrandmaryIt's frosty cold with sparkling ice The pines stand tall and still The tree out front seems made of glass As the sun peeps o'er the hill I hear the neighbor's rooster and He sounds disgruntled in the cold Bet he wishes he had a blanket To shiver under while the gold and pink and red of sunrise pokes Jack Frost's art at windowsill I yawn and step out on the porch, And light some charcoal in the grill There's days when winter's freshness Calls me out to breathe the still Morning air, and give my thanks to heav'n above For rebirth every brand new day I drink it in, and get my fill Of eggs and bacon cooking on the grill.
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