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by Beef Frankland

I've only seen the sunrise once.
It was beautiful and calm.
And as its rays stretched,
and touched the earth.
You could see it come to life.
There was solitude and peace,
then the silence began to be broken.
And from the mountain where I sat,
you could see as man got up,
that the serenity was suddenly spoiled.
The moment now was lost!
I've only seen the sunrise once.
It was beautiful and calm.
I'd love to witness it again,
but it starts so bloody early.

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