Poems And Essays
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PLACE THE SEVEN CITIES OF CIBOLA Arizona FROM my labor in the valley I often turn and northward gaze At the far mountains, faint in distance, Dim with atmospheric haze.
Those are no mountains of trap or granite; They are touched by no earthly beams; Those shapes are air castles, romantic, And in the shadowy land of dreams.
It was here came Corouado And it was yonder that he sought The seven cities of Cibola, Resplendent, like a golden thought.
I, too, some day shall go to seek them, Perchance n...e'er to return again, The seven cities of Cibola That Coronado sought in vain.
SUNSET IN ARIZONA THE day's heat settles along the horizon, Behind the crater-shaped hills that glow, The furnaces of even.
136 PLACE THE DESERT: ARIZONA THE: mountains rise abrupt and angular From the plain, dry and bare.
Rock and sand heaped pell-mell on The desert floor, the fragments of a world, Cleft by an ancient water-course, The dried-up river of Time.
A lizard, see, on some forgotten errand Has fallen asleep.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
PLACE THE SEVEN CITIES OF CIBOLA Arizona FROM my labor in the valley I often turn and northward gaze At the far mountains, faint in distance, Dim with atmospheric haze.
Those are no mountains of trap or granite; They are touched by no earthly beams; Those shapes are air castles, romantic, And in the shadowy land of dreams.
It was here came Corouado And it was yonder that he sought The seven cities of Cibola, Resplendent, like a golden thought.
I, too, some day shall go to seek them, Perchance n...e'er to return again, The seven cities of Cibola That Coronado sought in vain.
SUNSET IN ARIZONA THE day's heat settles along the horizon, Behind the crater-shaped hills that glow, The furnaces of even.
136 PLACE THE DESERT: ARIZONA THE: mountains rise abrupt and angular From the plain, dry and bare.
Rock and sand heaped pell-mell on The desert floor, the fragments of a world, Cleft by an ancient water-course, The dried-up river of Time.
A lizard, see, on some forgotten errand Has fallen asleep.
What to read after Poems And Essays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Hitch to read onlineMoreLess
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