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April 18, 2018The Hawaiians are surprised that we also had beaches. In their minds we represent one vast igloo Filled with people anxious to escape To winter in Hawaii.
The Hawaiians are surprised that we also had beaches. In their minds we represent one vast igloo Filled with people anxious to escape To winter in Hawaii.
As you enter the water unsinning, I shall repent eight years Of watching in the dark and loving Without turning on the light.
Perhaps the Roman historian Tacitus put it as well as anyone when he ‘wrote that “history’s highest function” is “to let no worthy action be uncommemorated, and to hold out the reprobation of posterity […]
The Principle, Kathryn Smoot Caldwell’s first novel, received the significant encouragement of first prize in Randall Book’s 1983 LDS Novel Writing Contest —$500 plus a $1,000 advance on royalties. (Second and third place […]
When I first hold our children, Lately having labored alongside you, I promised many things — too many — Like the alcoholic too late repentant,
This blade of stone cuts the grass to the quick.
[…] give to you a dew-wrapped day, You have no need to tell me — I should know That you would use it all to make things grow. The furling bud, the fruiting branch are pay
This book is as much a history of the Mormon Church in California during the 1847-57 decade as it is a history of Mormon gold mining. The author gives a plethora of detail concerning […]
[…] is required reading for anyone who may feel that statistical analysis can make only negligible contributions to the study of Mormon history and culture. Those who were already believers in the value of combining […]
Vermont, Autumn 1805 And the boy, the milky angel said, will be like the wild rain that shatters the crops and spins the brittle stalks end upon end.