ellyka119
20.06.2021 16:43:28
And that is dying . A horizon and just the limit of our sight.
Lift us up, Oh Lord, that we may see further.
See full version: Gone From My Sight
And that is dying . A horizon and just the limit of our sight.
Lift us up, Oh Lord, that we may see further.
Linda Marshall - I have never heard of this poet but I have to say if this is typical of his work then it's very good.
Quite experimental for the time he flourished too! more
nmurphy626 - I have loved this poem for a long time - never knew the author. But the version I have has a couple of additional lines at the end: here
Very clear descriptions of what the eye sees and the imagination imagines. Something I never really thought of -- when it is gone to me doesn't necessarily mean it is truly gone. We can apply that to our lives as well. I might rephrase the fifth line with " ------just where the sea and sky begin to mingle" but that is nothing more than a slightly educated suggestion. Well penned and well enjoyed. failte-sarah here
And, I’m sorry about the pun, but you know, ship happens.
6. Between Home – Odyssey of an Unusual Sea Bandit (2012)
An independent filmmaker’s account of his solo voyage from the UK to Australia, negotiating the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans en route. A trip that eventually takes over two years to complete.
I still hang on to the rather fanciful notion of sailing in the Clipper Round the World Yacht Race. Until I pluck up the courage (and the funds), I’ve been busying myself with more realistic nautical escapades.
Frank Sinatra, playing Mark Brittain in this here
Cruise ships often make brief appearances on the big screen. For instance, you'll find Norwegian Spirit lurking about two-thirds of the way into "21 Jump Street" with Channing Tatum and a Fantasy-class Carnival Cruise Line ship about halfway through "The Birdcage." Cruise ship spotters get almost as much of a thrill watching their favorite vessels sail across the big screen as they do from standing on the ship's pool deck.
, she sails to Rio on an anniversary cruise -- but it's not her anniversary. Suspicious of infidelity, couple Michael and Elvira sabotage their own wedding anniversary. Michael pretends he needs to handle unexpected business and insists Elvira go on the cruise alone. Little does Elvira know that Michael has hired a spy to watch her. But little does Michael know, Elvira has hired a woman she met at the travel agency (Day) to go in her place.
would get you excited for a cruise, but it's campy cruise ship fun if horror is a genre you enjoy. In the eighth installment of the series, Jason Voorhees stalks a class of graduating high school seniors as they set sail onboard SS Lazarus from Crystal Lake to New York City. The ship eventually sinks, and of course many of its passengers die in gory ways at the hands of the title villain. Despite its title, most of the action happens onboard the ship, not in Manhattan. here
As payback for an insensitive remark, a travel agent sends Cuba Gooding Jr. and Horatio Sanz on a gay cruise. Overcoming their surprise as well as their homophobia, the two end up finding love (of the female variety). Some of the [links]
Follows the complete list of Carnival Mardi Gras restaurants and food bars. [links]
The vessel (IMO number 9837444) is currently Bahamas-flagged (MMSI 311001049) and registered in Nassau.
Grand Central Atrium is a large open-floor-designed space (midship on decks 6-7-8) that combines an entertainment complex with a bar lounge overlooking the ship's starboard side) with 3-decks high floor-ceiling windows.
On January 25, 2019, was announced that the new Carnival XL-class vessel will have 6 themed zones (neighborhoods) - Grand Central, French Quarter, Lido-Pool, La Piazza, Summer Landing, The Ultimate Playground.
The outdoor activity complex on the Mardi Gras ship is named The Ultimate Playground (2-deck high) with SkyRide, SkyCourse, SportSquare, Carnival WaterWorks (fleet's largest aquapark, has 3x spiraling waterslides, 1x 2-lane racing slide, 1x tipping bucket) and "BOLT - Ultimate Sea Coaster" (world's first rollercoaster at sea). [links]