Poems of the Prairies
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I sit alone with pen in hand and write.
Seeming indifferent toward my loving wife, And little children, darlings of my life!
So lost upon Parnassus' rugged hight.
Oh think not, ' dettrest, that my love's declining; It is the sun,' far up in heaven, shining.
TO MY BROTHER.
•f^'^ILEN War's dread clarion rang in "'61," S!S*;G'And Crocker called our brave young men to arms, You rushed, dear brother, into war's alarms, And bore most soldierly thy trusty gun !
Brave Weeks, and Doty fell at Donelson ;... Loved comrades sleep on Shiloh's bloody plain ; At Corinth many fell midst leaden rain; — Ah, see dark clouds arise; fierce work is done.
Where bold McPherson renders up his life!
And thou wert, brother, near him in the strife; Beheld the flames devour Atlanta's pride; And, at Savannah, saw the boundless sea; Stood by the flag until Rebellion died — Art coming home — with joy we welcome thee!
Jidiy, 1865.
N. W. MILLS.
;Mi^^HAT nobler man has fallen in the war !
wdSs^Of talents rare; to poesy inclined; Young, .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I sit alone with pen in hand and write.
Seeming indifferent toward my loving wife, And little children, darlings of my life!
So lost upon Parnassus' rugged hight.
Oh think not, ' dettrest, that my love's declining; It is the sun,' far up in heaven, shining.
TO MY BROTHER.
•f^'^ILEN War's dread clarion rang in "'61," S!S*;G'And Crocker called our brave young men to arms, You rushed, dear brother, into war's alarms, And bore most soldierly thy trusty gun !
Brave Weeks, and Doty fell at Donelson ;... Loved comrades sleep on Shiloh's bloody plain ; At Corinth many fell midst leaden rain; — Ah, see dark clouds arise; fierce work is done.
Where bold McPherson renders up his life!
And thou wert, brother, near him in the strife; Beheld the flames devour Atlanta's pride; And, at Savannah, saw the boundless sea; Stood by the flag until Rebellion died — Art coming home — with joy we welcome thee!
Jidiy, 1865.
N. W. MILLS.
;Mi^^HAT nobler man has fallen in the war !
wdSs^Of talents rare; to poesy inclined; Young, .
What to read after Poems of the Prairies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brown, Leonard, 1837-1914 to read onlineMoreLess
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