Beneath the blue Egyptian skies, With ramp and roller, guide and stay, I saw the Pyramids arise And I shall see them pass away. I watched when Alexander passed; I saw Napoleon’s flag unfurled – The greatest and perhaps the last Of men whose footsteps shook the world. To each his hour of pride and place, Arab and Persian, Greek and Jew; Mahomet trod upon my face, Darius spurned me with his shoe. And yet I am not Priest or Kin, Sultan or chief in high command. I am that one unchanging thing, A grain of desert sand.SourceThe script ran 0.001 seconds.
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