J.S. Chase

J.S. Chase

a snapshot in words...


from Yosemite Trails
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Tongue in cheek, Chase, in this paragraph, offers
an association of adverbs, breathless, as if to 
overcome the reader at once. Upon reflection
one realizes it mirrors the ' distractingly plentiful '
experience Chase is desiring to convey; that symphony
of nature, alive! The spot on characterizations such as
 ' indecisions of butterflies, ' and ' pipings and rustling overhead, '
brilliantly evoke for the reader a sense of being there.

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" Trailside company is distractingly plentiful: there are pipings and
rustling overhead, excited scamperings underfoot, underground
soliloquies of amphibious brooks, indecisions of butterflies,
imminent perils of pendent bees, trepidations of lizards, absurdities
of inverted beetles, perturbations of ants, exasperations of gnats with
assassinations of the same; and everywhere green laughter of leaf and
grey reverie of lichen. "

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