A familiar line of poetry is like an old friend:
"Thy captains chase the morning down the sea!"
-SM Stirling, The Sword Of The Lady (New York, 2009), Chapter Thirteen, p. 373.
For previous discussion of this line, see here.
For further discussion of its author, see here.
And, since I am about to make a morning trip to a sea coast, that's all, folks!
1 comment:
Kaor, Paul!
The impression I get is that Kipling and Flecker are among the poets S.M. Stirling has a high regard for. As was also true of Poul Anderson, of course (and I would add
Shakespeare as being among his favorites).
Sean
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