The Last West and Paolo's Virginia by G. B. Warren
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Arise from forest, stream and hill,
To charm the sense or test the skill. Oft times by restlessness oppressed, I long to see that lonely crest; And once again to dream beside The arch, that's lettered "Great Divide." [*]A watershed of the Rockies--a stream passing beneath an arch on the summit is divided, one part being directed eastward and the other westward. Above the Clouds On the shores of a sea of mist I chanced to roam, Where sunlit the surface gleamed Whiter than foam. But the voice of the restless main Was absent there, For the billows that rolled along Were waves of air; And the isles of that silent sea Were mountain peaks |
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