Are there people out there who think there's more to a sunrise than a new beginning?

Question

This is to find the deep thinkers :) ... and because i'm bored. i just wanna see what yall will say...

Answer 1

If you see it as a new beginning then I assume you sleep nights and work days.
For night workers it is the end of a day.
For many who work both shifts it is simply a sign that the world is still rotating.
New beginning? Only if you, personally, see one in it. I don't.
For me, a new beginning is the moment when I make a decision to change something in my life.
So, do you find the sunrise a sign of a new beginning?

Answer 2

The sunrise is more than a new beginning...it is a promise, a warning and an omen.
Whether we see it or not, the rising sun promises that the day has begun. It promises that for one more day we will have light, warmth and hope.
The sun warns us that life should not be taken for granted. Set in its own course, with no sentience, humans never know if the sun will actually rise tomorrow. We take it for granted that it will. But, fiery orb that it is, it may not. It may never "rise" again. A warning, then, to appreciate each and every day and live them to their fullest potential.
The sun is an omen, that could portend good or evil; a prophetic sign. Sailors use it...red sky at night sailors delight, red sky in the morning, sailors take warning. Does its rising portend good, or not? Genesis tells us that the sun, moon, and the stars were created to be ‘for signs, and for seasons, and for days, and years.’

Answer 3

When I worked the late shift a few years back, the sunrise meant that it was almost time for me to get off & go home to go to bed.
For me, sunrise didnt mean beginning; it meant the end.

Answer 4

Yes, sunrise blinds me when I drive to work in the morning.

Answer 5

Its not just a new beginning but the start of another chapter in the loving hateful world we live in.

Answer 6

yes friday morning sunshine means last one of the work week.

Answer 7

yeah