(26 December 1894 – 30 March 1967 / Washington D.C.)

poet Jean Toomer
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A Poem from Transatlantic

Stretch sea
Stretch away sea and land
We are following thee
Thy lead is dangerous
And glorius
Stretch thyself and us
And make us live
To mount the ladder of horizons
Until we step upon the radiant plateau.

Submitted: Monday, May 14, 2012

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  • Gajanan Mishra (5/24/2013 9:15:00 PM)

    mounting the ladder of horizons, good poem really.

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  • Kevin Patrick (5/24/2013 12:54:00 AM)

    It conveys the romance of traveling to a new world of adventure, the mystery beyoned the unknowing, short and sweet

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