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Journeys by Betty Ann Damms Saturday, November 30, 2002 Share Print Save Become a Fan Lights Twinkle Upon the sea of cloud Like ships approaching shore. Driven by dreams, Maps of silver journeys Strike a rhythm Of wheeling home to you. Dawn fells the fog And behold! The wakened mountain stands Formidable, unscalable. Ah, to dream once again, To float to you, Not in the stark clarity of day, But on the moon�s silvery shadow.
This double meaning poem was inspired by a foggy view of the Hudson Valley near my home.

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Reviewed by Ted Sheridan (Reader)	11/30/2002

Beautiful place indeed.




Reviewed by Chester Hardy lll	11/30/2002

I love your view Betty.




Reviewed by Lady Peg (Reader)	11/30/2002

Very well done!!!




Reviewed by Vicky Jeter	11/30/2002

Mystical!




Reviewed by Erin Kelly-Moen	11/30/2002

How lovely!! "Lights Twinkle Upon the sea of cloud" I love this imagery, great write, Betty! Erin :)