Dawn tore at the seam of night, pulling the blackness back a little farther with each passing minute.
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The quote from "The Butterfly's Daughter" by Mary Alice Monroe beautifully illustrates the transition from night to dawn, symbolizing hope and new beginnings. As dawn approaches, it signifies a gradual awakening of the world, with darkness receding and light creeping in. This imagery evokes feelings of anticipation and the promise of a fresh start, as each moment brings a stronger push against the enveloping night.
Monroe's choice of words conveys a...
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