Tennyson's changer of "all the orient into gold" (4)
I believe the answer is:
morn
(Other definitions for morn that I've seen before include "Early part of day (poetic)" , "Day's first part(poetic)" , "PM? No" , "First part of day (poet.)" .)
I believe the answer is:
morn
(Other definitions for morn that I've seen before include "Early part of day (poetic)" , "Day's first part(poetic)" , "PM? No" , "First part of day (poet.)" .)