Clark Ashton Smith

Clark Ashton Smith

Summary

Portrait of Clark Ashton Smith Clark Ashton Smith Ebony and Crystal — The Shadows (1922)

But the ebb and refluence of shadows went on, in the days that were before the end: ere the aged world, astray with the sun in strange heavens, should be lost in the cosmic darkness, or, under the influence of other and conflicting gravitations, should crumble apart and bare its granite bones to the light of strange suns, and the granite, too, should dissolve, and he as of the dust of slaves and kings. Noon was encircled with darkness, and the depths of palace-dusk were chasmed with sunlight.
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