Stars, so many stars! The distant lights are not washed out
By the closer lights, not screened out
As the faint points of light travel through the life-giving air
Stars give so much, life, hope, and substance
For centuries men have relied on the stars
They guided ships at sea. They gave direction
Without them, sailors cannot lose sight of land.
But when the star can be seen, the course is limitless.
The thick air of lower altitudes, we find comfort.
We wash ourselves in bright lights of the cities.
The voluptuous, oxygen laden air, we seek it’s life.
We feel we cannot go beyond the reaches of these, like the sailor keeps within view of the shores.
well penned James...
John
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.