As bright as you can
As bright as the sun is shining so high
As bright as your lovely smile
The morning brings in a new cheer
This is one of a kind
When you think ahead for the day
and say bye to yesterday
Morning is a time to be all happy and gay
Good morning and have a nice day!
Other Popular Good Morning Poems
A Brand New Day
Leave back all your troubles of yesterday,
Look, God has sent a brand new day your way!
So enjoy it to the fullest and be happy all the while,
Make others happy too as and when you get the time.
Wake Up On Your Toes
Morning bells are ringing,
Have you heard it yet?
Come on stop lazing,
And,get down from the bed,
A new day awaits you,
With opportunities so new,
So start your day with a morning pray,
To have a bright and cheerful day!
Good morning!
It is so special
Mornings are special with your smile
Early in the day and the while
The brightness of the day which sparks up your face
Gets to another lovely grace
Morning is the time so well
When all the worries get so dwell
Morning is a special time
With all the glory and all the brim
Have a lovely day!
Good morning for today!
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!
A day so cool for you
Good morning to you,
For a day so cool and new,
Make new plans for the day,
Go out there to find a way,
Reach where you wish for today,
Wish you a lovely morning for the day,
Have a nice day!
The Morning Nature
Let your face be touched by the sun,
With your hair, let the breeze play the fun.
Start your day with a clear mind,
Focus on being joyful all the time.
Rise and Shine
The lovely cuckoo sings the most beautiful song,
Waking up for its voice is where I always belong.
My day does not begin without walking past the grass,
That smell so nice and feel so soft.
Mornings are the best part of the day,
When your mind and body are the freshest to play.
