The sun is long gone
and the stars are being
outshined by the
brightest moon of the year
The air is cool
but the spray from
the waves is warmer
then I expected
The boat speeds us out
to the edge of
a mystical realm
Known for mirth and mayhem
We peer through the
glass bottom, looking
for coral, sea creatures
And the bones of ships
Sunk long ago
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Written in response to Dverse’s Take Me With You prompt. Drop by to visit even more exotic places!
Beautiful! I love the smooth transition from land to sea, with the imagery of the stars and moon and sea foam above.
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Those glass bottomed boats must add another dimension to the ride.
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They do, particularly at night!
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When I’m on water, I often wonder at what worlds lie below. I live near what was once a peaceful little valley, its little creek dammed and flooded for forward progress. In times of drought, the tops of trees appear == sentinels that once stood tall and proud, where native Americans camped by Creekside. I had a friend who could not return to the farm of her childhood because it now lies beneath the waters of a lake built for modern recreation.
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Everyday magic, if only we take time to look. Sounds about perfect.
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It was a fantastic night 🖤
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Bermuda is another place I have never been, and you took me to a magical place with your poem. I love the night-time setting and the shift from sky through air to waves, from a slower to a quicker pace with the speeding boat, and then down into the sea – and what a view!
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Thank you!
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Beautiful description of a magical boat excursion. Thanks for taking us along.
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Thank you!
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Wow, so eloquently written and thorough. The imagery is rich and each line is powerful. Amazing.
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Thank you, much appreciated!
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Enchanting words to accompany the beautiful image. Thank you for sharing!
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Thank you!
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You are welcome! 🙂
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