Trails End
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And the sun rose higher and higher.
And the tide of life like liquid fire was widening, As the tide of white before it rose and widened, Rose from the sea and spread and fell in air waves whose fringes were snow flakes.
The sun at noon blazed down on a snow fringed rock pool That the sea once made; and the waves of a greater sea That washed the whole world like an island when time was a babe in its womb, And the glaciers were the scouring of the long slow surf in it. And the ocean today is the ...dregs and blue ooze of it.
49 The clear air freshened around us, And played with Gray Leg s mane and our nostrils widened.
My eyes widened and my thought grew greater at the se^e and the thought of it As the world grew wider, and the air grew wider, and life grew greater interminably, Till all the sea was one rock pool; And main ranges low rock ridges of New Mexico under the sea, That plainsmen blindly believed long since had deserted us; The sea that was here, and is here, and will be When earth like a wave-washed rock topples down to be ground round to atoms.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And the sun rose higher and higher.
And the tide of life like liquid fire was widening, As the tide of white before it rose and widened, Rose from the sea and spread and fell in air waves whose fringes were snow flakes.
The sun at noon blazed down on a snow fringed rock pool That the sea once made; and the waves of a greater sea That washed the whole world like an island when time was a babe in its womb, And the glaciers were the scouring of the long slow surf in it. And the ocean today is the ...dregs and blue ooze of it.
49 The clear air freshened around us, And played with Gray Leg s mane and our nostrils widened.
My eyes widened and my thought grew greater at the se^e and the thought of it As the world grew wider, and the air grew wider, and life grew greater interminably, Till all the sea was one rock pool; And main ranges low rock ridges of New Mexico under the sea, That plainsmen blindly believed long since had deserted us; The sea that was here, and is here, and will be When earth like a wave-washed rock topples down to be ground round to atoms.
What to read after Trails End?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Curtis Underwood to read onlineMoreLess
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