Sunrises Quotes

“Eternity to the godly is a day that has no sunset; eternity to the wicked is a night that has no sunrise.”
― Thomas Watson

“Getting bored pertains only to the stupid people in this planet of wonders! For the clever, even the simplest things of life - like sunrise or sunset - are a great source of entertainment!”
― Mehmet Murat ildan

“Just like the days, no two sunrises are ever the same.”
― Jonathan P Lamas, Out On My Own

“Time is a long sunrise where we wait for our haloes.”
― Kelli Russell Agodon, Dialogues with Rising Tides

“Sunrises and sunsets were breathtaking moments in his life. Moments of exhilaration and ecstasy. Deeply moving moments when he would dream. Dreams that splashed myriad colors on his mind's gray canvas!”
― Avijeet Das

“Whether you like it or not, the sun rises when the time comes; whether you like it or not, the sun sets when the time comes!”
― Mehmet Murat ildan

“Sunset is always wiser than sunrise because sunset has added the experience of an entire day to his soul!”
― Mehmet Murat ildan

“Find something new to live for,” said Peter softly. “I had to do that when I lost my family. Granted, they weren’t dead, but they were as good as dead for twelve years.”
“What did you learn to live for?”
“Sunrises. I never used to be an early riser, but the centaurs don’t believe in sleeping in. I found that there’s nothing quite like watching the sunlight come over the prairie and make it shine like gold.” Peter sighed and added, “Sometimes, it’s all about the little things.”
― Isabella Auer, Daughter of Kings

“Ned was always an admirer of sunrises. From his first days in the West when he was a runaway boy, he had been gladdened by the dawn over the prairie. He loved the beauty as the day began to break, the black sky softening into gray, the faint streak of yellow light, then flash following flash of violent color - rose and purple and magenta - as far as the eye could reach. He never failed to hold his breath as the sun slid over the horizon like a giant gold watch. If he rode late at night, he waited until sunrise to bed down. And when he stayed at The Chili Queen, he sometimes rose at dawn just to watch the day begin, going back to bed only when the color in the sky faded into blue, the pale shade of a shirt that had been washed again and again. Once, when the sunrise filled the heavens with streaks of pink and orange, Ned awakened Addie to see the wonder of it, but she muttered she had never seen a sunrise that was worth missing two minutes of sleep. She'd take a sunset any day. Not Ned. Sunset was the beginning of darkness; sunrise meant a whole new, glad day ahead, filled with the gift of surprise. From the first time Ned had seen the western sunrise, with the daylight washing over the prairie, turning the brown grasses to gold, he had felt his boy's heart lift and was filled with a sense of freedom he'd never even dreamed about at his father's farm on the Mississippi.”
― Sandra Dallas, The Chili Queen

“It is hard to tell from photographs if the sun is rising or the earth is still.”
― Ben Ditmars, Reflections

“The sunrise always gives us the same message: Wake up! Get up, live your life or your life will be shortened because sleeping is not life, life is movement!”
― Mehmet Murat ildan

“The divine gaze of the morning sun creates such a light in the pitch darkness of the night that a great desire arises in you today to illuminate the darkness created in your soul by the wrong deeds you did yesterday!”
― Mehmet Murat ildan

“Not everything starts with the sunrise, nor does everything end with the sunset!”
― Mehmet Murat ildan

“The beginning of something new can feel fresh and amazing,
Sometimes the weight of its importance pressing down upon us.
Yet, in the grander scheme of unselfish, requited love,
The heart bears it all, knowingly and willingly,
Outshining the most glorious of sunrises.”
― James M Stoffel, Jr

“I might fail Khara. I might disappoint myself and my loyal friends. So much could go wrong, so quickly, on this mission of mine. But I promised myself I would cherish the gift of that sunrise no matter what happened. How the earth can surprise us if we let it!”
― Katherine Applegate, The Only

“Slowly the night’s grasp yielded to the onslaught of the coming day. The darkness faded leaving pockets of thick shadow cast by the steady rising of the orange sliver on the horizon. Even these strongholds of the night were unable to stand in the face of such an overwhelming adversary, and shortly I was left in the shining light of morning.”
― John Westrick, Shadows in the Night

“Sunrises will tell you a story of how intensely the Sun loves and how it stays with the Moon after the sunset sky sends it away.”
― Reena Doss, The Last Leaf Of Autumn: Barefoot and falling, infinity is a number that has none to end