The sun has has traveled beyond the horizon
Yet creatures still stir
With lights on ground
That brighten the sky
There is movement
This way and that
Some to rest
Some to wake
To fly overhead
Where might one
Set down their wings
And wait for the sun’s return?
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Not fair – nighttime from the air. 🙂 You win – beautiful shot and accompanying words.
Oh Judy, we both enjoy life and want share, and I grateful for your take on things for it is all the little bits that begin to make a whole. Besides last year was the first time I had travel by air( twice to visit kids) in more than 20 years. Hours in the air and camera in hand what else can one do to past the time
I love the mood of this photo and the words that go with it. 🙂
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Beautiful shot!
I like this picture so much. Just amazing.
Nice aerial shot! Wow
Hi theantilandscaper. Great Poem and photo. Thank you so much for liking my poem ‘ Lady Claire And Her Knight.’ The Foureyed Poet.