It seems as if the trees, in a generous gesture, bring in and hold the life giving sunlight for the world's benefit. And they are also the last to "hold the light" before night sets in. The expression `To touch the beams of morning sun" make the trees seem tall, majestic and lofty reaching out to the sun with their many arms (branches) spread out. The trees, being tall, are the first ones to catch the morning beams of the sun as it rises over the horizon. The third stanza talks about the loftiness of the trees. This atmosphere of peace and tranquility is carried over to the stanzas, 3 and 4. He received his education at Stanford University, which he attended in 1918, and Harvard University (S.B., 1922). For a while he was actually listed as a Blackfoot with the Indian Service, making him eligible for oil royalties being paid to the Blackfoot tribe, and he actually received a check, but he later convinced the Indian Service to give the money to the tribe.
He was invited to join the tribe, and underwent all the tests and rituals involved in becoming a Blackfoot, and received the name Big Wolf Medicine. While Berger was gone, Harry Behn made friends with some young Blackfoot Indians whose reservation was in the park, and lived with them. A family emergency took Henry Berger away for a month, and during this time Harry Behn stayed in Glacier National Park with all the photographic equipment, waiting for Berger to return.
The two of them went to Yellowstone and Glacier National Park, where they were supposed to take a series of nature slides for Prizma. Behn, an immigrant from Germany, and Maren (or Marion) Christensen Behn, an immigrant from Denmark.Īt the age of 18, after he had been accepted as a student at Stanford University but before he went there, he met Henry Berger, a photographer affiliated with the Prizma Company, who hired Harry Behn as his assistant for the summer. Harry Behn was born in 1898 in McCabe, Arizona, which is now a ghost town, in Yavapai County in what was then the Arizona Territory. Harry Behn (Septem– September 6, 1973), also known as Giles Behn, was an American screenwriter and children's author.
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