Finally, Li Bai’s verb “summons” gives the message a hopeful precision: change is not merely waited for, it is called forth. The early morning reminder is not sentimental; it is practical encouragement to begin again, even with a modest task.
Over weeks and years, those beginnings compound into outcomes that feel larger than the daily effort that produced them. The quiet of dawn, returning faithfully, becomes a symbol of your own capacity to show up—steadily enough that great change eventually answers. [...]
