Start of the day in poetry NYT crossword answer is:
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The start of the day in poetry crossword clue NYT for January 2 2023 is "Aurora's rosy fingers," a reference to the classical myth of Aurora, the goddess of the dawn. In the myth, Aurora is said to bring the morning light with her rosy fingers, which is a beautiful metaphor for the start of a new day. This clue is a great way to start off the new year and to reflect on the beauty of a fresh start.
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