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“The Rainbow” by D.H. Lawrence
Chapter 3: Childhood of Anna Lensky
Anna’s soul was put at peace between them. She looked from one to the other, and she saw them established to her safety, and she was free. She played between the pillar of fire and the pillar of cloud in confidence, having the assurance on her right hand and the assurance on her left. She was no longer called upon to uphold with her childish might the broken end of the arch. Her father and her mother now met to the span of the heavens, and she, the child, was free to play in the space beneath, between. http://www.online-literature.com/dh_lawrence/the-rainbow/3/
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“The Rainbow” by D.H. Lawrence
Chapter 3: Childhood of Anna Lensky
Anna’s soul was put at peace between them. She looked from one to the other, and she saw them established to her safety, and she was free. She played between the pillar of fire and the pillar of cloud in confidence, having the assurance on her right hand and the assurance on her left. She was no longer called upon to uphold with her childish might the broken end of the arch. Her father and her mother now met to the span of the heavens, and she, the child, was free to play in the space beneath, between.
http://www.online-literature.com/dh_lawrence/the-rainbow/3/