Morning
In the park
An early sun
Light floods in, warmth
tags along,
landing on my skin
And the wind
Moves sweetly, a breeze
That has steadied its pace
And the air smells of joy,
and peace, and grace
So sugared that it settles
Into a summer scent,
My time spent
On lying in the soft, dewy grass
Each blade a different shade of green
And I bask
In the belonging,
Responses to each question
I could ask
Seeping into me like the rays of sun
As I let myself become
A piece of this peaceful morning
We are one
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Inspiration:
When the warm weather came, I became obsessed with the park. It was so green, so comfortable, so calm and beautiful. I started going there at least twice a day, and one morning while I was lying in the grass, I wrote this poem.
It starts out with me noticing all of the different elements of what’s around me, and by the end I’m expressing how I now feel like I’m a PART of this morning. It goes from standing apart from it, just observing, to becoming one with the scene.
Thanks for reading! If you like this, check out more of my poetry posts!


I love the photo--takes me right there to your park.
Beautiful! A regular Walt Whitman with Leaves of Grass, you are. This poem is a treasure.