Love Came at Dawn
Love Came at Dawn - meaning Summary
Love's Morning and Evening
The poem presents love as a presence that arrives twice: at dawn, bringing energy, hope, and a sense of life; and at evening, bringing solace, rest, and comfort after toil. Through parallel scenes the speaker treats love as an animating and consoling force that suits different times and needs. The tone is direct and serene, emphasizing love’s steady, restorative role in both beginnings and endings.
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