How can I reword this poem?

Question

Morning is

a new sheet of paper

for you to write on.

Whatever you want to say,

all day,

until night

folds it up

and files it away.

The bright words and the dark words

are gone

until dawn

and a new day

to write on.

I don't need a summary of this poem, but I need for someone to try and "reword" each stanza. Thanks!

Answer 1

Blank paper rest beneath the  ink filled pin

from the invisible world of mind

words appear before my eyes

a new days journal begins

words from last nights dreams

and of wondering what this day brings

as the paper comes to life

her partner mr pen freely writes

with out regard each and every detail

for the moment there task complete

once again soon they shall meet

and memories of the day shall say

it is time once again

to share the story's with you my Friend

Answer 2

Every morning is a clean slate.

From sunrise, every word and thought are recorded

Until sunset, when the slate is put away.

Every word, dark or bright, are gone for the night

Until a new slate to write on comes with the new dawn.

Answer 3

Morning is

a great moment

a new place.

Can you count the morning birds,

they fly,

until night

sneaks up

and takes them away.

The new beginning is new again

and we

can all

be like

birds tommorow.

Is that what you mean? Hope that helps.

Answer 4

Personally, I think that it is a well stanza d poem.

I feel it...just the way it was written...

It has a certain sense of ... continuity...interesting...and

I really like it.

I really like the way it's written as well.

Just because it is not perfectly metered doesn't mean it isn't a good poem.

I love it.

Write a book or something and publish it so I can read it.

Answer 5

Early in each day

Is a new beginning

make what you want of it, and evening will put an end to it, the good and the bad all cleared for a fresh start.

And the next day, start over again.