Sunrise
There is no bigger canvass than the sky – and each morning, nature paints a masterpiece. Most days, we miss her grand unveiling, but in winter we have more chances to watch the sunrise: the glow of changing colours, the silhouette of trees, the emergent light reflecting and refracting. This is nature’s majesty on display and it fills me with a sense of awe and wonder. Sunrise is a mirror of our inner radiance and a potent symbol of hope renewed. And as the reds and purples, the oranges and pinks fade to blue, I am grateful for another day.
— Wayne Visser
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