The Star-Treader and Other Poems by Smith, Clark Ashton - 1912

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MP3 Audio CD. The Star-Treader and Other Poems THE STAR-TREADER I A voice cried to me in a dawn of dreams, Saying, "Make haste: the webs of death and birth Are brushed away, and all the threads of earth Wear to the breaking; spaceward gleams Thine ancient pathway of the suns, Whose flame is part of thee; And deeps outreach immutably Whose largeness runs Through all thy spirit's mystery. Go forth, and tread unharmed the blaze Of stars where through thou camest in old days; Pierce without fear each vast Whose hugeness crushed thee not within the past. A hand strikes off the chains of Time, A hand swings back the door of years; Now fall earth's bonds of gladness and of tears, And opens the strait dream to space sublime." II Who rides a dream, what hand shall stay! What eye shall note or measure mete His passage on a purpose fleet, The thread and weaving of his way! It caught me from the clasping world, And swept beyond the brink of Sense, My soul was flung, and poised, and whirled, Like… Read More

MP3 Audio CD. The Star-Treader and Other Poems THE STAR-TREADER I A voice cried to me in a dawn of dreams, Saying, "Make haste: the webs of death and birth Are brushed away, and all the threads of earth Wear to the breaking; spaceward gleams Thine ancient pathway of the suns, Whose flame is part of thee; And deeps outreach immutably Whose largeness runs Through all thy spirit's mystery. Go forth, and tread unharmed the blaze Of stars where through thou camest in old days; Pierce without fear each vast Whose hugeness crushed thee not within the past. A hand strikes off the chains of Time, A hand swings back the door of years; Now fall earth's bonds of gladness and of tears, And opens the strait dream to space sublime." II Who rides a dream, what hand shall stay! What eye shall note or measure mete His passage on a purpose fleet, The thread and weaving of his way! It caught me from the clasping world, And swept beyond the brink of Sense, My soul was flung, and poised, and whirled, Like… Read More

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San Francisco: A.M. Robertson, 1912. First edition, hardcover, Good with no dust jacket,. San Francisco: A.M. Robertson:, 1912. First edition, hardcover, Good with no dust jacket, 100 pp.<br/> Cover material, particularly the spine strip, dust stained. One-quarter inch ship at head of spine strip. Vintage "Pacific Uniion Club" bookplate affixed to front paste-down and text block very lightly toned at extremities.

RANDOM HOUSE. Very Good in Very Good- dust jacket. 1939. Early Printing. Hardcover. Quarto yellow cloth, yellow lettering blocked in red. Two previous titles to the copyright page. Light bumps to the corners and spine ends. A couple of minor stains to the front cover. A short owner inscription to the upper, front free endpaper. The dust jacket has chips to the corners and spine ends. A 3" tear to the lower spine edge along with another 3" tear to the lower, front flap fold. A crease joins to these two tears. Creasing to lower, rear, at the spine. Ad for Horton Hatches the Egg to the rear flap. Price of $2.50 to the front flap. Likely a circa 1950 printing. ; 4to 11" - 13" tall .

A. M. Robertson, 1912. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. Boards very good with light edgewear. Spine square. Binding sound. No jacket. Photographs of Smith laid-in at pages 16-17, with attendant toning; pages lightly foxed; interior else clean and bright, text unmarked. Pages uncut.