Comes now, from the East:
Sun, to turn this evil tide;
Burn it back to Hell.
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David Emeron: Sonnets 
Very nice.
And I can read the double meaning herein.
The meaning that pertains to the sonnet that it introduces, and the fact that morning must have been near and you loathe the ascent of the evil orb that breaks the quiet darkness of your muse filled night.
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Also, the alarm clock.
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And you might as well add the Son also….
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You say that these intro pieces are not the results of great thought but just things you dash off, but still, I find them to be very thought provoking — and this one is at the top of the list! All kidding about alarm clocks aside, It is wonderful, dear!
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Thank you. But it is true that dawn is my least favourite time of day, unless….
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