Brilliant poem, Pixie. I suppose that’s the Hong Kong skyline? It’s very pretty. I love how your poem feels very ambiguous – could be talking about a person that you like or a place like the one in your photo.
Pity there’s a lot of pollution and light pollution in the sky. And clouds. Can’t see stars 🙂
Thank you Mabel. Indeed that’s Hong Kong’s famous skyline! I was thinking about the city when writing the poem, but you’re absolutely right – it could very well be a lover.
The pollution is very sad. We still have blue skies and clear nights but that’s rare now. The norm is smog filled air and a dreary grey harbour front. A night sky donned with a million stars still exists – but you’ll have to venture out deep into the woods to see it.
Although, this photo was taken after a storm – the air was fresh but humid that night. The low-hanging blanket of clouds was the aftermath of wind and rain.
Perhaps ‘clear night’ isn’t exactly accurate… 😀
As I was looking at this pots, I was actually wondering if the Hong Kong skies were cloudy in the day. You seem to have read my thoughts and answered my question 😀
I’ve never been to Hong Kong but it is on my to-go list when the time comes (currently saving up for travel trip round the world). The city has a lot of buildings, tall buildings that are ever so modern and look so magnificent. Maybe they are the stars in the sky at night. I hope that the people there do realise that there’s more to beauty than just skyscrapers. I’m sure they do 🙂
Sure is. My Mum was raised there til her teens and my grandparents lived and worked there for 20years – from the 1960’s to the early 1980’s. I’ve only visited HK once but I really enjoyed the experience.
Such a beautiful city! Love Hong Kong!
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Me too, love it 🙂 we small but like a gem
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So so beautiful ! I love all these shimmering lights like stars and the whole feel is so romantic ! Stunning photograph Pixie ! ❤
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Thank you Zee! Maybe you can come see it sometime ❤
I'm glad you like it!
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I plan on it Pixie, Whenever it maybe! 🙂
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If you want to, it will happen 🙂 I hope to visit Pakistan sometime too!
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Please Do ! Whenever you do,do let me know maybe I can help you with somethings and places to visit ! 🙂
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Brilliant poem, Pixie. I suppose that’s the Hong Kong skyline? It’s very pretty. I love how your poem feels very ambiguous – could be talking about a person that you like or a place like the one in your photo.
Pity there’s a lot of pollution and light pollution in the sky. And clouds. Can’t see stars 🙂
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Thank you Mabel. Indeed that’s Hong Kong’s famous skyline! I was thinking about the city when writing the poem, but you’re absolutely right – it could very well be a lover.
The pollution is very sad. We still have blue skies and clear nights but that’s rare now. The norm is smog filled air and a dreary grey harbour front. A night sky donned with a million stars still exists – but you’ll have to venture out deep into the woods to see it.
Although, this photo was taken after a storm – the air was fresh but humid that night. The low-hanging blanket of clouds was the aftermath of wind and rain.
Perhaps ‘clear night’ isn’t exactly accurate… 😀
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As I was looking at this pots, I was actually wondering if the Hong Kong skies were cloudy in the day. You seem to have read my thoughts and answered my question 😀
I’ve never been to Hong Kong but it is on my to-go list when the time comes (currently saving up for travel trip round the world). The city has a lot of buildings, tall buildings that are ever so modern and look so magnificent. Maybe they are the stars in the sky at night. I hope that the people there do realise that there’s more to beauty than just skyscrapers. I’m sure they do 🙂
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Nice, moody, shot of one of my favourite cities 🙂
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Thanks Sean. I’m glad you like the photo and that HK is one of your favourite cities!
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Sure is. My Mum was raised there til her teens and my grandparents lived and worked there for 20years – from the 1960’s to the early 1980’s. I’ve only visited HK once but I really enjoyed the experience.
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That’s a lot of history in one city…
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