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Out on the road, far from town and city Where wallabies roam and birds nestle in tree tops Amongst the wilderness A most heavenly sight I saw There in that celestial dome above More stars then one could hope to count Yellow, gold, silver, blue All aglow that autumn night. That vastness of such burning beauty Seemed incomparable to the city’s light The shining landscape no mind could fully know The Maker’s thought which made them glow. This is what I saw one cold autumn night Far from city or from town Where wallabies roam and birds nestle in tree tops This is where one finds the celestial treasury.
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Nov 28, 2025
Nov 28, 2025 at 6:50 AM UTC
The Celestial Treasury
Out on the road, far from town and city Where wallabies roam and birds nestle in tree tops Amongst the wilderness A most heavenly sight I saw There in that celestial dome above More stars then one could hope to count Yellow, gold, silver, blue All aglow that autumn night. That vastness of such burning beauty Seemed incomparable to the city’s light The shining landscape no mind could fully know The Maker’s thought which made them glow. This is what I saw one cold autumn night Far from city or from town Where wallabies roam and birds nestle in tree tops This is where one finds the celestial treasury.
My very first poem inspired by the amazing country night sky.
MrJohnHolmes
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Nov 28, 2025
Nov 28, 2025 at 6:50 AM UTC
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