Splinters
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" The withered grasses lose their sap; Papyrus is cut down to pap.
With the old fogies you must class us : A bas the billboards on Parnassus !
94 The Second Growth Little cedars, little larches Where the old stumps rot. Once this tangle was a forest, When your seed was not Ere they swarmed, those lumberjacks Bearing timber hooks and axe For the war against the big sticks, Little firs and tamaracks.
Have you heard it, little birches, All the saga of the pine? Tall and straight as Harald Fairhair... And his jarls in line, Serried Norways, mile on mile, And they felled them file on file, Lopped their limbs away and dragged them In a rough and ruthless style.
Now their dust is by the sawmills That are toppling toward the lakes; Creepers hide the rutted log roads That no sledge now takes.
95 They were cut for beam or mast, You will do for pulp at last Striplings, upstarts, on the marches Of the giants of the past.
When the Poetasters Tasted "If you drink water, ifs not a dithyramb" Epicharmus.
What to read after Splinters?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The withered grasses lose their sap; Papyrus is cut down to pap.
With the old fogies you must class us : A bas the billboards on Parnassus !
94 The Second Growth Little cedars, little larches Where the old stumps rot. Once this tangle was a forest, When your seed was not Ere they swarmed, those lumberjacks Bearing timber hooks and axe For the war against the big sticks, Little firs and tamaracks.
Have you heard it, little birches, All the saga of the pine? Tall and straight as Harald Fairhair... And his jarls in line, Serried Norways, mile on mile, And they felled them file on file, Lopped their limbs away and dragged them In a rough and ruthless style.
Now their dust is by the sawmills That are toppling toward the lakes; Creepers hide the rutted log roads That no sledge now takes.
95 They were cut for beam or mast, You will do for pulp at last Striplings, upstarts, on the marches Of the giants of the past.
When the Poetasters Tasted "If you drink water, ifs not a dithyramb" Epicharmus.
What to read after Splinters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Keith Preston to read onlineMoreLess
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