Edenlike

Once upon a slime there was an Edenlike place that existed in outerspace all by itself.

An Essay on People who Behave in a Slimy Manner Phoebe Wilcox 2011

The ring of glacier-topped peaks and frozen wilderness surrounded the Edenlike jungle below them with its self-contained warmth.

Blood Lite II: Overbite Kevin J. Anderson 2010

Will was loved for his vivid colors, the creation colors of the Edenlike islands, including the urinous mango-juice yellow, green from crushed hibiscus leaves, dusty purple from wild plum trees on Java, and a peculiar russet in his _Country Road_, _Kamuela_ was a pigment of red clay he had scraped from the very earth he had depicted.

Beard 2010

Edenlike peace and loveliness, the stalwart strength of the two brothers in their rusty working clothes, and the long coffin on their shoulders.

Adam Bede 2004

And here, more than elsewhere, the sight of this sovereign desert rising up before us is startling and thrilling, so high up it seems, and we so low in the Edenlike valley shaded by the palms.

Egypt (La Mort de Philae) Pierre Loti 1886

The new world, purged from sin and sorrow, would rise before her with more than Edenlike loveliness.

Barriers Burned Away Edward Payson Roe 1863

Nineteenth century pioneers were drawn to its Edenlike reputation.

Dishpan Dribble 2008

He looked ahead, saw a luminescent wall of interwoven clusters of exquisite scarlet and saffron flowers, and the only reason he didn’t think he was on some Edenlike world was that a few dozen meters beyond the vegetation, a soaring, curved, transparent wall swept overhead to show the stars, and the Enterprise, hanging only a kilometer distant.

Captain’s Peril William Shatner with Judith 2002

He looked ahead, saw a luminescent wall of interwoven clusters of exquisite scarlet and saffron flowers, and the only reason he didn’t think he was on some Edenlike world was that a few dozen meters beyond the vegetation, a soaring, curved, transparent wall swept overhead to show the stars, and the Enterprise, hanging only a kilometer distant.

Captain’s Peril William Shatner with Judith 2002

He looked ahead, saw a luminescent wall of interwoven clusters of exquisite scarlet and saffron flowers, and the only reason he didn’t think he was on some Edenlike world was that a few dozen meters beyond the vegetation, a soaring, curved, transparent wall swept overhead to show the stars, and the Enterprise, hanging only a kilometer distant.

Captain’s Peril William Shatner with Judith 2002