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Night Sky
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The Wonders of creation


NIGHT SKY.

Have you ever seen the Outback Sky at night,
With myriads upon myriads of stars burning bright?
So clear and close, it seems that you can almost touch,
And hold them, but then it seems too much.

To drink in the whole beauty of that view,
All at once, spreading from sky to earth, a sight so new,
That words cannot express the splendour there,
A carpet high, suspended in the air.

Galaxy upon galaxy, of brilliance, no matter where one’s eyes may roam ,
Filling the sky, an all encompassing dome,
No matter how you may twist and turn in any direction.
The display will cause you to catch your breath, without exception.

Without the stars, darkness would be complete,
A void, with no sense of form or place where sky
and earth do meet
They provide the definitions, that help to guide the eye,
To set parameters, for measuring space and distance by.

The desert sky scintillating, shining bright,
I know of nothing to compare with that brilliant sight,
In quietness there , with no noise to disturb the thought,
I can but marvel on the miracles that God’s handiwork has wrought.

JW May 01





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 Reviews of "Night Sky"
Reviewed by Fern
Reviewed on July 16, 2003
John, I will have to visit the Outback one day and see the night sky for myself, you make it sound absolutely wonderful.

Reviewed by Linda Murray
Reviewed on July 4, 2003
I believe that I'm standing there right now looking at your beautiful Night Sky. A wonderful write. Thanks for the image.

Reviewed by jude forese
Reviewed on July 4, 2003
feel as if i am in a planetarium of poetry... excellent!

Reviewed by Cherokee Sage (Reader)
Reviewed on July 3, 2003
Fine work, sir. Australia is beautiful country.
Peace,
Cherokee

Reviewed by Jason Wise
Reviewed on July 3, 2003
You have captured the essence of true beaity. God has the hands of an artist. Glad someone else can see that.

Reviewed by Londis Carpenter
Reviewed on July 3, 2003
Master poet John, I am standing by your side
looking with you. What a great image.

Reviewed by Elizabeth Taylor (Reader)
Reviewed on July 3, 2003
Beautiful work, John.


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