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the Eye Can Seeby JANE YOLEN  \nPhotographs by  \nJASON STEMPLE  \nhen the sun rises,it lifts thecurtain on the horizon,ushering in abrand-new day.And like a new day,each horizon is original.Sun,clouds,sky,water,even skyscrapers shapethe distance and offer us new viewsand the chance to think about whatlies beyond.  \nRenowned poet and author JaneYolen gives us her insights onhorizons great and small in fourteennew poems.Inspired by JasonStemple's stunning photographs ofvistas found in deserts,swamps,mountains,and other scenic places,Ms.Yolen,in thoughtful,playfulverse,allows us to imagine whathappens when earth meets sky.  \nBoton Public LIbrary  \nBoston,MA 02116  \nHORIZONS  \n# Poems as Far as the Eye Can Seeby JANE YOLEN\n\nPhotographs by  \nJASON STEMPLE  \nWordsong Boyds Mills Press  \nTo JOAN HYMAN AND KENT BROWN—J.Y.  \nTo MY BIGGEST FAN,MY SISTER,HEIDI—J.S.  \nAll rights resurvedPuHishcdhy WinJs ngBcyds Mills Fress,Inc.A Hichights Compuny815 Church StnctHoneslale,Pnnsylnmia 18131Frited in Chinu  \nPuhlisher Catalsing-in-IuHlictien DazzYolen,Jane.  \nHorizns:ptems asfir as the cye can see /hyjane Yelen;rhetographs ryJusn Stcmple:—Ist cd.[32]r.:col.photos.;cm.  \nSumm ary:Poms and phoragraphs depicr horizcns created hymeutains,deserts,city skylines,hodies f water,andcther nuturzl nd man-make ureas.ISBN 1-56327-127-6  \n1.Natur—Juvcnile poetry.2.Eurth—Juvcnilk poetry.  \n3.ChiLlrcn's pvetry,American.(1.Nature—Feetry.  \n2.Earth—oetry,3.Pvetry.)¹.Stempl,Jasen.II.Title.*11.54212162 CIF AC200109539  \nFirst ulitiom,2002Front cover:Canycnlands Nationdl Park near  \nBok Jesined byJasn ThrneMonzh,Utah;hack cver:the nerthern Highlands ofThc texT f this hoek is sct in 18-point Dine.Scotland;page i:Everglades.Nationnal Park,Vst cur Wch sitcat wwhydsmilyrs.cimFlorida;pdges 2-3:Canyenlaznds Naticnal Park;pages 4-5:on the rvad to Anstruther,Fife,Scotland.inyA2654321  \nA Note from the Author.........4ONTENTSSand,Sun,Stone  \n............7Mirror....................8MoonFall..........11Lake Clouds..............13Horizon with Deer.........14Horizon.................16Sunset Horizons..........19Folly....................21Scottish Beach ............22Study in Yellow and Brown .25Coastline ...............27One Sheep,One Horizon ..28Bass Rock...............31City Skyline............32  \nA NOTE EROM THE AUTHOR  \nHORIZON:1.the line where earth and sky appear to meet  \n## 2.the limit of a person's experience or knowledge\n\nThe world has millions of horizons,because wherever you look,thesky seems to meet some part of the earth:a meadow,a mountain,a river,a sand dune,a line of houses stretching across the sky.  \nWhen my son Jason Stemple began sending me photographs ofhorizons he had seen,my horizons(experiences)were stretched.  \nI responded to his horizons with poetic insights of my own.They,in turn,stretched his horizons (knowledge).  \nSo we covered both dictionary definitions at once without realizing it.Eventually,a book happened.  \nPerhaps these photographs and poems will stretch your horizons,too,  \ntill you can see the long line of sky as a curtain rising above the stage,  \ninviting you to a play,a celebration,a moment of understanding.  \n8","cbCaie9m0odhDLi6","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaie9m0odhDLi6","pdf",2825762,"English","# A Note from the Author\n## Horizon: the line where earth and sky appear to meet\n## Horizon: the limit of a person's experience or knowledge\n## Sands, Sun, Stone\n## Mirror\n## Moon Fall\n## Lake Clouds\n## Horizon with Deer\n## Horizon\n## Sunset Horizons\n## Folly\n## Scottish Beach\n## Study in Yellow and Brown\n## Coastline\n## One Sheep, One Horizon\n## Bass Rock\n## City Skyline","[{\"question\":\"How does Jane Yolen define a horizon in the book?\",\"answer\":\"She defines “horizon” as the line where earth and sky appear to meet, and also as the limit of a person’s experience or knowledge.\"},{\"question\":\"What role do Jason Stemple’s 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