The Rose of Dawn
The Rose of Dawn
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As the twilight glowFaded in soft immeasurable plainsOf darkness, so the beauty in his heartFaded in clouds of wrath. The great fire blazed--A ruby in the raven hair of night--And clear across the flames Uhila sawHis rival, garlanded with blossoms, pale, Calm as a happy lover. Could he smileOver his empty hands and meekly bow--Uhila bow!--to taste a stranger's whip!Death snapped the sparks, and Vengeance hurled the flames. Like blood the fire fell o'er the bare young heart, And he who watched i...n one mad bound foresawHow blood indeed might flash across that breast. The high resolve grew dim in that fierce light, "'Tis noble, strong;" then, in a stab of keenHumor, he saw again a native braveDecking his naked body with the coatCrowned with the hat of some sea-faring man, --Aping the civilization of his strideTill his new prowess fell to comrade's jeers. So with a tiger heart it were to wearA grave forgiveness of this wanton wrong. The primal lust had burst the slender bar, Weak white man's morals.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As the twilight glowFaded in soft immeasurable plainsOf darkness, so the beauty in his heartFaded in clouds of wrath. The great fire blazed--A ruby in the raven hair of night--And clear across the flames Uhila sawHis rival, garlanded with blossoms, pale, Calm as a happy lover. Could he smileOver his empty hands and meekly bow--Uhila bow!--to taste a stranger's whip!Death snapped the sparks, and Vengeance hurled the flames. Like blood the fire fell o'er the bare young heart, And he who watched i...n one mad bound foresawHow blood indeed might flash across that breast. The high resolve grew dim in that fierce light, "'Tis noble, strong;" then, in a stab of keenHumor, he saw again a native braveDecking his naked body with the coatCrowned with the hat of some sea-faring man, --Aping the civilization of his strideTill his new prowess fell to comrade's jeers. So with a tiger heart it were to wearA grave forgiveness of this wanton wrong. The primal lust had burst the slender bar, Weak white man's morals.
What to read after The Rose of Dawn?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Whitney Helen Hay to read onlineMoreLess
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