MARVELOUS! YOUR AWESOME PHRASES COMPLIMENT THE PICTURE SO PERFECTLY. I LOVE IT...ITS ALL YOU, DAWN AND THANK YOU FOR SHARING. GOD BLESS.
LOVE, JOYCE * HIS INSPIRATIONS
You capture perfectly MY sentiments while flying ALWAYS! I love the feeling of being potentially in perfect freedom and freefall... yes, that soft landing we call "Home" seems a warm and wonderfu place when we allow our thoughts and feelings to fly free and unhindered at 35,000 feet! Neat and yet expansive, Dawn. TY Kate xx
Welcome Home! You have been missed. This touches my heart and resonates with my place in the Here and Now. Thank you!!! for writing.... Warmth and Love.
How beautiful are your words and thoughts. ... And I wish for you all of this to cometrue. A heaven by any other name is a very good place to be. Perhaps, during the new year, it will come about while you're looking up. Love, - Bill
One year ago Í went up that high and the only thing I was thinking of was safe landing, not home as I had fled home when hell broke lose. Wonderful sentiments
The times I have flown and looked out the window when we fly above the clouds always amazed me. no matter if it was raining below it was beautiful above and I'd think how great it would be if life were like that.
Dawn, I can feel the urgency of this poem. You are on your way home, so your sanctuary awaits you my dear friend, this is such a lovely poem, with mystical energy surrounding it.
I miss you..
Peace, love, and light,
Amber "V"
"Low lying clouds hang ..." - usually, you have to look up to see them "in azure skies ..." I know these tumbling, restless thoughts. Powerfully, vividly imaged and penned. Well done, Dawn.
Beautiful poem,belies the premise! If you find that haven, let me know, Dawn;-)
Eileen
Reviewed by Flying Fox Ted L Glines (Reader)
Reviewed on January 9, 2009
Dawn, I have been looking for that sanctuary, that place to call home, all of my life. I have never found it. At one point in my life, I gave up and had myself sequestered in a castle grim until Patty came along and smashed those walls down (she is a no-nonsense toughy). Still, not caring to be a part of "Life According to CNN," I remain marginally sequestered as a rural hermit (Patty lets me get away with that). If you ever find that sanctuary, put it on the map for all of us :-)
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LOVE, JOYCE * HIS INSPIRATIONS
Sandie Angel :o)
Allen
the full moon...
always a pleasure,
cg
Love & peace be with you
William
uplifting sentiment in an atmosphere of loftiness ...
Your chosen words are graceful!
" "Thoughts at 35,000 Feet" takes us into the beautitude of possibilities soaring abound
"a sanctuary –
a place to call home."
A Lovely Poem Den Sister
Blessing To You Wrapped Inside an Abundane of Inspirations!
Vickie
your thoughts within this poem are the ones we all look for, that safe haven where we no longer endure the unfortunate realities of this world...
love and peace...
Art Sun...
Would that it were the haven we seek in a troublesome world. -gene.
Regis
Be always safe,
Karen
It's so good that you're back and a lovely lovely return with this enchanting piece. Fine indeed.
John
:)Christine
Cryssa
fee
Blessings J'nia
I miss you..
Peace, love, and light,
Amber "V"
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
Eileen
Ted
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :D