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Akha Speaker of truth and the sun -- these two -- |
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Akha The Essence is only as far away as the sky |
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Allama Prabhu Looking for your light, |
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Arapaho (Anonymous) Arapaho Ghost Dance Songs |
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Ashford, Eric Morning Market |
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Attar, Farid ud-Din The pilgrim sees no form but His and knows (from Bou Ali and the Old Woman) |
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Attar, Farid ud-Din God Speaks to David |
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Aurobindo, Sri Reminiscence |
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Berry, Wendell Sabbaths 1999, VII |
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Blake, William Auguries of Innocence |
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Blake, William Hear the voice of the Bard! (from Songs of Experience) |
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Blake, William Of the Sleep of Ulro! and of the passage through (from Jerusalem) |
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Brabazon, Francis Dawn is a Friend |
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Brabazon, Francis We have waited all night for you, and now the dawn is come. |
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Crashaw, Richard To the Name above every Name, the Name of Jesus |
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Dickinson, Emily [174] At last, to be identified! |
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Dickinson, Emily [323] As if I asked a common Alms, |
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Dickinson, Emily [1053] It was a quiet way -- |
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Feuerstein, Georg Dawn of Wisdom |
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Gibran, Kahlil Prayer (from The Prophet) |
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Giraut de Bornelh Reis glorios / Glorious king |
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Goethe, Johann Wolfgang Ha! A rush of bliss (from Faust) |
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Granger, Ivan M. Empty Dawn |
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Granger, Ivan M. Supper |
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Granger, Ivan M. The Warbler Knows |
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Hafiz Spring and all its flowers |
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Hanh, Thich Nhat Fall Moon Festival |
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Hayati, Bibi Is it the night of power |
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Hirshfield, Jane The Task |
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Ibn al-Farid, Umar From his light, (from The Poem of the Sufi Way) |
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Ibn al-Farid, Umar I sought her from myself, (from The Poem of the Sufi Way) |
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Ibn al-Farid, Umar In memory of the beloved (from The Wine Ode (al-Khamriyah)) |
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Iqbal, Allama Muhammad Selfhood can demolish the magic of this world; (from Baal-i-Jibreel) |
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Iqbal, Allama Muhammad To the Saqi (from Baal-i-Jibreel) |
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Iraqi, Fakhruddin Love the phoenix cannot be trapped |
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Islam, Nazrul O Nightingale! |
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Islam, Nazrul Song of Dawn |
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Jimenez, Juan Ramon Who Knows What is Going On |
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Kerouac, Jack The Scripture of the Golden Eternity |
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Khayyam, Omar [1] AWAKE! for Morning in the Bowl of Night |
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Khayyam, Omar [2] Dreaming when Dawn's Left Hand was in the Sky |
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Khayyam, Omar [38] One Moment in Annihilation's Waste, |
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Khayyam, Omar [53] With Earth's first Clay They did the Last Man knead, |
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Levertov, Denise Celebration |
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Machado, Antonio Songs |
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Marpa (Lotsawa, Marpa) Realisation of Dreams and Mind |
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Merton, Thomas Stranger |
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Meshullam da Piera Song at Dawn |
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Nasimi, Imadeddin At love's most sumptuous feast was I with love made drunk - |
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O'Donohue, John May the light of your soul guide you. |
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O'Donohue, John On the death of the Beloved |
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Oliver, Mary Sunrise |
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Oliver, Mary This World |
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Osborne, Arthur Be Still |
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Po, Li Clearing at Dawn |
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Qushayri When morning arose |
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Rahman Baba Soul Train |
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Ramprasad (Sen, Ramprasad) So I say: Mind, don't you sleep |
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Reninger, Elizabeth Dawn |
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Reninger, Elizabeth Late Autumn |
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Reninger, Elizabeth splash |
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Reninger, Elizabeth Wood Pile |
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Rilke, Rainer Maria The Second Elegy (from The Duino Elegies) |
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Rilke, Rainer Maria We are the driving ones. |
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Rosenstock, Gabriel (10) I carved a wind-harp (from Uttering Her Name) |
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Rumi, Jelaluddin Ah, what was there in that light-giving candle that it set fire to the heart, and snatched the heart away? |
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Rumi, Jelaluddin Inner Wakefulness |
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Rumi, Jelaluddin The glow of the light of daybreak is in your emerald vault, the goblet of the blood of twilight is your blood-measuring bowl. |
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Rumi, Jelaluddin A World with No Boundaries (Ghazal 363) |
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Shih Shu against the gently flowing spring morning |
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Singh, Darshan At dusk, at dawn I gaze upon your beauty -- |
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Singh, Darshan How should I tell of the feeling that reigns |
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Singh, Darshan Wonder of wonders! |
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Snyder, Gary At Tower Peak |
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Snyder, Gary For All |
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Snyder, Gary Manzanita |
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Soseki, Muso Buddha's Satori |
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Tagore, Rabindranath (81) On many an idle day have I grieved over lost time (from Gitanjali) |
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Teasdale, Sara Dew |
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Therese of Lisieux My Song for Today |
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Therese of Lisieux The Divine Dew |
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Thompson, Francis The Hound of Heaven |
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Vaughan, Henry The Morning Watch |
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Vidyapati He promised he'd return tomorrow. |
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Walters, Dorothy Scars of Rapture |
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Whitman, Walt [24] Walt Whitman, a cosmos, of Manhattan the son, (from Song of Myself) |
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Wordsworth, William "And what are things eternal?--powers depart," (from The Excursion, Book 4) |
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Yeats, William Butler Crazy Jane and God |
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Yeats, William Butler The Dawn |
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Yeats, William Butler The Lake Isle of Innisfree |
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Zorman, Alenka early morning |
