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Chapter 1. A Poet Without Honor
_ CHAPTER ONE. A POET WITHOUT HONOR
Before I die, I‘ll ride the sky;
I‘ll part the clouds like foam.
I‘ll brand each star with the Rolling R,
And lead the Great Bear home.
I‘ll circle Mars to beat the cars,
On Venus I will call.
If she greets me fair as I ride the air,
To meet her I will stall.
I‘ll circle high--as if passing by--
Then volplane, bank, and land.
Then if she‘ll smile I‘ll stop awhile,
And kiss her snow-white hand.
To toast her health and wish her wealth
I‘ll drink the Dipper dry.
Then say, "Hop in, and we‘ll take a spin,
For I‘m a rider of the sky."
Through the clouds we‘ll float in my airplane boat--
Mary V flipped the rough paper over with so little tenderness that a corner tore in her fingers, but the next page was blank. She made a sound suspiciously like a snort, and threw the tablet down on the littered table of the bunk house. After all, what did she car
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