The sun that shines so bright
The birds there up the sky,
Looking lovely flying high,
The sun that shines so bright,
Makes you forget that fright,
Because new day brings in a lot,
So, start with a positive thought,
Wish you a lovely morning,
Good morning!
Other Popular Good Morning Poems
A warm prayer
Begin this day with a warm prayer,
May you get everything that you wish for today,
Look at the bright sunshine,
This gives a positive cheer,
May your day be fun filled,
Is my wish for you oh dear,
Wish you a lovely morning!
Chirping of birds
Cuckoo, cuckoo chirping so loud,
Watch that bright blue cloud,
Morning is here again my friend,
So start with your morning trend,
Of smiling all through the day,
Coz that is the best way,
To stay happy for today and every day,
So wish you a very good morning!
Wake up, It's Morning
The sun over head is shinning out bright,
The birds are chirping a lot in the light.
It is time to wave sayonara to your bed,
And 'Wake up my dearest friend' I said!
Have a good morning!
Look at this day
Look the day is so bright,
To make you feel alright,
Have you read the paper today?
Had your tea cup for the day?
So be prepared for this wonderful day,
Where you would find all happiness and gay,
Have a nice day,
Wish you good morning for today!
Wish you a pleasant morning
It's time to start afresh,
As the day is so new,
Lovely blue sky,
And fresh morning dew,
Its time to start afresh,
As the new day unfolds,
To play your part with dedication,
To know your role,
Morning is good, as you can start new,
Good morning to you my dear,
You are among God's chosen few!
A New Day is Here
Look, the sun is up,
With the clear blue sky,
Smile because it's a new day,
As all the wishes in the mind you lay,
Don't think about yesterday,
its gone,
Think about today, because its today that matters,
Have a wonderful start this morning,
A very pleasant good morning!
Darkness Has Long Gone
The darkness has long gone,
The day is singing you a welcome song.
A brand new day awaits your welcome,
So wake up soon before time runs.
