A sunrise and a cup of coffee is always appreciated to start the day, and although many may agree, in reality there are very few of us who are brave or lucky who decide to get up early to contemplate the first greeting of the sun. However, some are not only looking for the magic of a sunrise but also phrases about sunrises that inspire them as much as the pages of a book.
Life is full of small details and drops of happiness and seeing a sunrise is part of it. And what can we say about all the thoughts that flood your being when you look at those intense and beautiful colors of the sun rising over the horizon? How many times have you not been inspired to delight your pupils with those colors? If you haven’t had many opportunities to admire a sunrise, we leave you some phrases that we hope will inspire you not to turn off the alarm and let yourself be surprised by the morning wonders:
Phrases of the sunrises
“Let the beauty of the sunrise keep your heart warm.” -Lailah Gifty Akita
“Every day, a million miracles begin at dawn.” -Eric Jerome Dickey
“Do not spend your dawn sitting with those who wait for the sunset.” -Nitesh Sharma
“In every dawn there is a living poem of hope, and, when we go to bed, let us think that it will dawn:” -Noel Clarasó
“They lose the day by waiting for the night, and the night by fear of the dawn.” -Lucius Anneo Seneca
“Seeing a sunrise is more useful than listening to the Pastoral Symphony.” -Claude Debussy
“In all lands the sun rises at dawn.” –George Herbert
“Until sunrise.” -Oliver Cooper
“The darkness of the evening It is a sack that overflows with the gold of dawn.”-Rabindranath Tagore
“There was never a night or a problem that could defeat the dawn or hope.” -Bernard Williams
“At dawn, everything is bright, but not clear.” -Norman Maclean
“A faint blush occurs beneath the horizon, when the first kiss of the sun awakens the earth from its . -Meeta Ahluwalia
“Don’t you feel like the day is worth it once you’ve seen the sunrise?” -AJ Vosse
What phrase inspired you? Which one would you add?