E. Pauline Johnson,
Flint and Feather (1914)—Part II. Canadian Born…
(1914)
“ Purse-proud and scornful, on her heights she stands, And at her feet the great white moaning sea Shoulders incessantly the grey-gold sands,— One the Almighty's child since time began, And one the might of Mammon, born of clods; For all the city is the work of man, But all the sea is God's. ”
