Cloudlands [noun]

I looked down upon a real world; you were caught up in a beautiful cloudland and shut away from me.

The fleecy cloudland which seemed to lie before us, as we looked away from Pueblo, was resolving itself into savage alps.

The hidden sun made the haze faintly luminous about this wandering flock of cloudland.

But no—a little later, after we had reached the farm, we saw that the elfs of cloudland were still at play.

In the west was a steep range of cloudland rising from the sea, and against it was inclined the flame of a rainbow.

The cloudland is very great, but a sunbeam makes all its nations and continents sudden with light.

There was a summer hotel—Cloudland—on the summit, largely occupied by slackwire performers.

That something dreadful would happen to the suitor; that I'd help take care of him, and after that, all was cloudland.

To dare that foothold might precipitate the intruder on ancient magic to cloudland floating miles beneath the feet.

How thrilled we were when cloudland became of a sudden peopled with armed men!