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Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Searching... Subject: KENTUCKY Matches Found: 113 UPDATE command denied to user 'poetryex_users'@'localhost' for table `poetryex_poems`.`subcnt` A PEACE-HYMN OF THE REPUBLIC, by JAMES WHITCOMB RILEY Poem Text Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: There's a voice across the nation like a mighty ocean-hail Last Line: He sends us sailing on. Alternate Author Name(s): Johnson Of Boone, Benj. F. Subject(s): Hope; Kentucky; Sailing & Sailors; Voices; Optimism AFTER A VISIT, by PAUL LAURENCE DUNBAR Poem Text Poet's Biography First Line: I be'n down in ole kentucky Last Line: An' I want o' go ag'in. Subject(s): Kentucky AFTER THE CIVIL WAR, by ISRAEL JACOB SCHWARTZ Poem Source First Line: Wide, open, free lay the land Last Line: And locked the door after him Subject(s): Jews - Kentucky AGAIN LITVAKS, by ISRAEL JACOB SCHWARTZ Poem Source First Line: The trees bent under the burden of cool shining Last Line: The strange script--four cornered and new Subject(s): Jews - Kentucky ALL THE WAY HOME, by STACY JOHNSON TUTHILL Poem Source First Line: The old hog, stung by hamstrings Last Line: On inclined sapling frames. %what remained was scattered bones Subject(s): Kentucky ALMA, by STACY JOHNSON TUTHILL Poem Source First Line: Father's steady stride, legs chopping Last Line: We do will turn back, surprise us %when we least expect it, need it most Subject(s): Kentucky AMONG THE TIGER LILIES, by STACY JOHNSON TUTHILL Poem Source First Line: My sister and I hid behing lilies Last Line: And crossed our hearts, swore to secrets, %as wily as barn cats teasing a mouse Subject(s): Kentucky ANSWER TO DUNBAR'S 'AFTER A VISIT', by JOSEPH SEAMON COTTER SR. Poem Text First Line: So, you be'n to ole kentucky Last Line: Of her hospitality. Subject(s): Dunbar, Paul Laurence (1872-1906); Kentucky AT CAVE-IN-ROCK PARK, by STACY JOHNSON TUTHILL Poem Source First Line: Before the threat of sudden storm Last Line: On my lap and shiver as cold rain %rushes down the windshield Subject(s): Kentucky AT DANIEL BOONE'S MONUMENT, by EFFIE WALLER SMITH Poem Text Poet's Biography First Line: And is this stone his monument? Last Line: A requiem sweet and soft. Subject(s): Boone, Daniel (1734-1820); Kentucky AT KENTUCKY LAKE, by STACY JOHNSON TUTHILL Poem Source First Line: We huddle in pairs Last Line: In the world of eater and eaten, %at the base of kentucky dam Subject(s): Kentucky AUNT MARY'S PRONOUNS, by STACY JOHNSON TUTHILL Poem Source First Line: I stood beside rhubarb to watch aunt mary Last Line: Changing as we speak to dreamlike oddities %at some vague and future time Subject(s): Kentucky BATTLE OF SOMERSET, by CORNELIUS C. CULLEN Poem Text First Line: I gazed, and lo! Afar and near Last Line: And cease this bloody strife. Subject(s): American Civil War; Somerset, Kentucky, Battle Of (1862); United States - History BLUE GRASS, by ISRAEL JACOB SCHWARTZ Poem Source First Line: The broad felds of kentucky Last Line: By the resounding laughter of black children Subject(s): Jews - Kentucky BUSINESS, by ISRAEL JACOB SCHWARTZ Poem Source First Line: The old trails run far and wide Last Line: Aha! I said right away that it'll be all right.' Subject(s): Jews - Kentucky CAIRO, ILLINOIS, by STACY JOHNSON TUTHILL Poem Source First Line: Charles dickens called it eden Last Line: Man sells dusty comic books, toby jugs, glass, %and cashes acheck, refusing identification Subject(s): Kentucky CALAMITY, by ISRAEL JACOB SCHWARTZ Poem Source First Line: Once, on a hot summer's day Last Line: The menfolk gathered %and went to the city Subject(s): Jews - Kentucky CHILDREN, by ISRAEL JACOB SCHWARTZ Poem Source First Line: These are the names of the children Last Line: Attended the child like two mothers Subject(s): Jews - Kentucky CHILDREN'S CHILDREN, by ISRAEL JACOB SCHWARTZ Poem Source First Line: A tree, philosophizes sam Last Line: The other was the young david, %dorothy's son Subject(s): Jews - Kentucky CITY, by ISRAEL JACOB SCHWARTZ Poem Source First Line: The community started to grow Last Line: Bordered by thick green woods Subject(s): Jews - Kentucky CLEO AT THE ORGAN, by STACY JOHNSON TUTHILL Poem Source First Line: Sunday cleo pumped the organ Last Line: The notes rose thin as her pinched face, %flat as her stomach beneath the full skirt Subject(s): Kentucky CLIMB UP, by ISRAEL JACOB SCHWARTZ Poem Source First Line: When he bought the old tompkins place Subject(s): Jews - Kentucky COURTING IN KENTUCKY, by FLORENCE EVELYN PRATT Poem Text First Line: When mary ann dollinger got the skule daown thar on injun bay Last Line: "an' mary ann says, tremblin, yet anxious-like. ""I be." Variant Title(s): The Schoolma'am's Courting Subject(s): Courtship; Kentucky; Women DAVID, by ISRAEL JACOB SCHWARTZ Poem Source First Line: The gentle little boy with the brown eyes Last Line: Of his grandfather's old, boney hands Subject(s): Jews - Kentucky DAY, by ISRAEL JACOB SCHWARTZ Poem Source First Line: Oh! The bright wonderful days Last Line: And cover me with dixie's blue sky... Subject(s): Jews - Kentucky DEATH, by ISRAEL JACOB SCHWARTZ Poem Source First Line: Meanwhile life continued Last Line: And he sobbed out loud %like a small and helpless child Subject(s): Jews - Kentucky DIXIE LAND, by ISRAEL JACOB SCHWARTZ Poem Source First Line: The powerful skilled hunters from the hills Last Line: Hooray, hooray, for dixie, hooray!' Subject(s): Jews - Kentucky DRIFTER, by STACY JOHNSON TUTHILL Poem Source First Line: You two fingers squeaked the double-edged Last Line: Your hands stuffed into empty pockets, %your shoulders hunched against the wind Subject(s): Kentucky DRIVING FROM WATER, by STACY JOHNSON TUTHILL Poem Source First Line: Searching for ducks, follow the creek Last Line: With power over wars, our lives, our deaths, %while we feed hens, drive ducks from the water Subject(s): Kentucky DUST, by ISRAEL JACOB SCHWARTZ Poem Source First Line: White winter came again Last Line: Made the sign of the cross at the grave, and cried to the wind Subject(s): Jews - Kentucky END OF THE PACK, by ISRAEL JACOB SCHWARTZ Poem Source First Line: As the day drew to a close Last Line: And they withdrew into the night Subject(s): Jews - Kentucky EVENING SHADOWS, by ISRAEL JACOB SCHWARTZ Poem Source First Line: Over the mother's sick bed Last Line: The end of every beginning, the end of all ends Subject(s): Jews - Kentucky FAMILY REUNION, by STACY JOHNSON TUTHILL Poem Source First Line: In the slow days of august, we met Last Line: Of the paradise I would leave soon %with the sins of eve upon me Subject(s): Kentucky FEUD, by STACY JOHNSON TUTHILL Poem Source First Line: We imagined father at the white Last Line: Harangues inciting young men to kill %or be killed for rights to water Subject(s): Kentucky FIRE STORMS, by STACY JOHNSON TUTHILL Poem Source First Line: Emma's grief explodes over pine and elm Last Line: Turns to cinders, her one remaining son %will go again into the black veins of earth Subject(s): Kentucky FOOD FOR THE CHILDREN, by STACY JOHNSON TUTHILL Poem Source First Line: Eight years old, I sit by a large woman Last Line: I put my hand to her face, %sensing for the first time %a hunger never satisfied Subject(s): Kentucky FORESTS AND CAVERNS, by CATHERINE ANNE WARFIELD Poem Source Poet's Biography First Line: I have stood in forests, so old and vast Last Line: Hath been filled up by a newer birth Alternate Author Name(s): Warfield, Catherine M. Subject(s): Caves; Forests; Kentucky FOXFIRE, by STACY JOHNSON TUTHILL Poem Source First Line: We walked home with neighbors Last Line: And leaves that sometimes rise, lighting %boundries of our lean and narrow lives Subject(s): Kentucky GIFT OF MILK, by STACY JOHNSON TUTHILL Poem Source First Line: I follow father's footsteps to the barn Last Line: I raise the cup to my lips, taste sweet %milk, warm with the odor of cow's breath Subject(s): Kentucky GOD HAS TAKEN, GOD HAS GIVEN, by ISRAEL JACOB SCHWARTZ Poem Source First Line: The cold let up. A blue Last Line: He cuts into the neck with a dull knife Subject(s): Jews - Kentucky GREEN TOBACCO WORMS, by STACY JOHNSON TUTHILL Poem Source First Line: Heat waves vibrate Last Line: Him to like me, not knowing %what it is I want Subject(s): Kentucky GREENHORN COMES, by ISRAEL JACOB SCHWARTZ Poem Source First Line: When a greenhorn turns up Last Line: Across the hills and dales of kentucky Subject(s): Jews - Kentucky HAZARD, KENTUCKY, 1942, by JO NEACE KRAUSE Poem Source First Line: In 1942 in hazard, kentucky Last Line: Strolling out to mail their letters Subject(s): Kentucky; Soldiers; Women HOME, by ISRAEL JACOB SCHWARTZ Poem Source First Line: When josh led the family into Last Line: That one was jake Subject(s): Jews - Kentucky HOW THEY FELT, by STACY JOHNSON TUTHILL Poem Source First Line: Last night the family listened Last Line: It would be and what place %she had in it Subject(s): Kentucky HUNGER, by ISRAEL JACOB SCHWARTZ Poem Source First Line: Hunger started to gnaw at him Last Line: And thomas obeyed. He went Subject(s): Jews - Kentucky IN THE END-OF-SUMMER LIGHT, by ISRAEL JACOB SCHWARTZ Poem Source First Line: My heart, my tired heart, sings elegies Subject(s): Jews - Kentucky IN THE NEW LAND OF CANAAN, by ISRAEL JACOB SCHWARTZ Poem Source First Line: On a fresh, clear, summer day Last Line: And sees in everything the hand of god Subject(s): Jews - Kentucky IN THE SHADOW OF OAK, by STACY JOHNSON TUTHILL Poem Source First Line: We come together at night in the shadow Last Line: I can never be porcelain; %I will always be clay Subject(s): Kentucky IN-LAWS, by ISRAEL JACOB SCHWARTZ Poem Source First Line: It was a sunny afternoon Last Line: The world is not a wanton world, my young man Subject(s): Jews - Kentucky IN-LAWS, by ISRAEL JACOB SCHWARTZ Poem Source First Line: Old josh, with a cigar in his mouth Last Line: Good night, neighbor Subject(s): Jews - Kentucky ISHMAEL, by STACY JOHNSON TUTHILL Poem Source First Line: People say she was always old. Hagen Last Line: Children say hagen is calling, %ish-sh-sh-mael. Ish-sh-sh-mael! Subject(s): Kentucky JACOB, by ISRAEL JACOB SCHWARTZ Poem Source First Line: Clean-cut, firmly built, supple Last Line: Until vivian came into his life Subject(s): Jews - Kentucky JAKE, by ISRAEL JACOB SCHWARTZ Poem Source First Line: A young duckling pipped out of the egg Last Line: And the mother keeps silent, hears and does not speak Subject(s): Jews - Kentucky JEW AND GENTILE, by ISRAEL JACOB SCHWARTZ Poem Source First Line: Severe, cutting north winds Last Line: Of the old kentucky home and old glory Subject(s): Jews - Kentucky JOHN, by ISRAEL JACOB SCHWARTZ Poem Source First Line: Women, whiskey, horses Last Line: Of full blown flowers, %of fields, and of a new day Subject(s): Jews - Kentucky JOSHUA, by ISRAEL JACOB SCHWARTZ Poem Source First Line: When josh bought old tompkins' place Last Line: And we spread out in the land Subject(s): Jews - Kentucky JUSTICE, by ISRAEL JACOB SCHWARTZ Poem Source First Line: The large chamber of the courthouse Last Line: Have pity on a stray nigger! Subject(s): Jews - Kentucky KENTUCKY, by LEE BENNETT HOPKINS Poem Source First Line: Come on along %be happy-go-lucky Last Line: Come on along - %to old kentucky Subject(s): Kentucky KENTUCKY, by ISRAEL JACOB SCHWARTZ Poem Source First Line: It seems somewhere still clangs a chain Last Line: And the gentle south wind caresses %and carries not a whisper of hate Subject(s): Jews - Kentucky KENTUCKY BELLE, by CONSTANCE FENIMORE WOOLSON Poem Text Poet's Biography First Line: Summer of 'sixty-three, sir, and conrad was gone away Last Line: Ah! We've had many horses since, but never a horse like her! Subject(s): American Civil War; Kentucky; Morgan, John Hunt (1825-1864); United States - History KENTUCKY MOUNTAINEER, by JESSE HILTON STUART Poem Source First Line: Spring in kentucky hills will soon awaken Subject(s): Kentucky KENTUCKY PHILOSOPHY, by HARRISON ROBERTSON Poem Text First Line: You wi'yam, cum 'ere, suh, dis minute Last Line: "ef you don't want a lickin' all over, be sho dat dey allers go ""punk""!" Alternate Author Name(s): Robertson, T. H. Subject(s): Kentucky KIN, by ISRAEL JACOB SCHWARTZ Poem Source First Line: The yard expanded and grew Last Line: Against the old forgotten set of mishna Subject(s): Jews - Kentucky KIVERS, by ANN COBB Poem Text First Line: Yes, I've sev'ral kivers you can see Last Line: "the kiver's favoring your face today!" Subject(s): Kentucky; Weaving & Weavers LIFE, by ISRAEL JACOB SCHWARTZ Poem Source First Line: Youth lived its full life Last Line: And out on the distant street %came the incantation: shma-yisroel! Subject(s): Jews - Kentucky LITVAKS, by ISRAEL JACOB SCHWARTZ Poem Source First Line: The last to show up were Last Line: Moved in and spread out %in the rich and blessed south Subject(s): Jews - Kentucky LIVING ALONE WITH JESUS, by MAXINE W. KUMIN Poem Source Poem Explanation Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: Can it be %I am the only jew residing in danville, kentucky Last Line: Out of your damaged hands Alternate Author Name(s): Kumin, Maxine Subject(s): Ethnic Groups - United States; Jews; Kentucky; Minorities - United States; U.s. - Race Relations MEN OF HARLAN, by WILLIAM ASPENWALL BRADLEY Poem Text Poet's Biography First Line: Here in the level country, where the creeks run straight and wide Last Line: "here come the men of harlan, men of harlan, riding by." Subject(s): Harlan County, Kentucky MORNING, by ISRAEL JACOB SCHWARTZ Poem Source First Line: The farmer threw open the door of the barn Last Line: Do not let the jew budge from this place.' Subject(s): Jews - Kentucky MOVING THE OLD ROSE, by PAUL HICKS Poem Source First Line: The soil is not soft in eastern kentucky Last Line: Of the old rose we are moving from his mother's house Subject(s): Ancestors And Ancestry; Appalachia; Fields; Kentucky MUSSIC LESSONS, by STACY JOHNSON TUTHILL Poem Source First Line: Her hands stumbled over the keyboard Last Line: Dancing rythm in the turning of a phrase, %as sweet to her mind as molasses Subject(s): Kentucky MY OLD KENTUCKY HOME, by STEPHEN COLLINS FOSTER Poem Text Poet's Biography First Line: The sun shines bright on our old kentucky home Last Line: For our old kentucky home far away. Variant Title(s): My Old Kentucky Home, Good-night!;my Old Kentucky Home, Negro Song Subject(s): Absence; African Americans; Homesickness; Kentucky; Separation; Isolation; Negroes; American Blacks NEIGHBORS, by ISRAEL JACOB SCHWARTZ Poem Source First Line: The people were raw, strong, and hard Last Line: A gift from the thin pastor Subject(s): Jews - Kentucky NEW LIFE, by ISRAEL JACOB SCHWARTZ Poem Source First Line: A small tree stands on hard rocky ground Last Line: Don't worry. With god's help, it'll be all right Subject(s): Jews - Kentucky NIGHT OF DREAMS, by ISRAEL JACOB SCHWARTZ Poem Source First Line: The stall was fragrant Last Line: To the wished for a promised land. Amen Subject(s): Jews - Kentucky OLD MEN ON THE COURTHOUSE LAWN, MURRAY, KENTUCKY, by JAMES GALVIN Poem Text Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: You might call this / the far side of the river Subject(s): Illinois; Indiana; Kentucky; Ohio; Rivers; Smoking; Tobacco; Pipes; Cigars; Cigarettes ON CAMPUS IN KENTUCKY, by WILLIAM WITHERUP Poem Source First Line: This huge maple lifts its rosy flame Last Line: Rose-gray ashes drifting from cornices Subject(s): Kentucky; Poetry And Poets ON PITCHING TENTS: 1, by STACY JOHNSON TUTHILL Poem Source First Line: The preacher's voice sprayed church walls Last Line: Wher we'd pitch our tents %when we grew up Subject(s): Kentucky ON PITCHING TENTS: 2, by STACY JOHNSON TUTHILL Poem Source First Line: We kicked ripe sheaths Last Line: And wash away in the swimming hole %on the back of his farm Subject(s): Kentucky OUT OF INNOCENCE, by STACY JOHNSON TUTHILL Poem Source First Line: At ten I climbed stairs to the dormer attic Last Line: Of those walls, was raised to life, %headlong out of innocence Subject(s): Kentucky PARTING, FR. YUNGE YURN, by ISRAEL JACOB SCHWARTZ Poem Source First Line: The picture of my final parting from home Last Line: And wrapped my face in the curtain of the ark Subject(s): Jews - Kentucky PRESERVING THE IMAGE, by STACY JOHNSON TUTHILL Poem Source First Line: Mr. Winters, retired scholar of ancient Last Line: Or bring boxes of truffle torte to friends %who've acquiered the taste Subject(s): Kentucky SATURDAY NIGHT, by ISRAEL JACOB SCHWARTZ Poem Source First Line: When george gets his weekly pay Last Line: George, her man, is in a deep sleep Subject(s): Jews - Kentucky SHAWHAN, KENTUCKY: WINTER 1978, by WILLIAM WITHERUP Poem Source First Line: The trees explode outward Last Line: In the snow and fiercely live Subject(s): Despair; Kentucky; Labor And Laborers; Snow; Winter SHIVAREE, by STACY JOHNSON TUTHILL Poem Source First Line: Darkness hid the gold and crimson Last Line: Clucked their tongues, and complained %of local marriages going wrong Subject(s): Kentucky SHOLEM ALEYKHEM--A JEW, by ISRAEL JACOB SCHWARTZ Poem Source First Line: Who knows from where and how Last Line: As if she wanted to ventilate the house Subject(s): Jews - Kentucky SILK SHIRT, by ISRAEL JACOB SCHWARTZ Poem Source First Line: Tom had a shirt of heavy silk Last Line: To the saint it brings life, and to the villain death Subject(s): Jews - Kentucky SINS OF THE FATHERS, by STACY JOHNSON TUTHILL Poem Source First Line: They gave grandfather a 'whipping boy' Last Line: Stories about the whipping boy, %and our teeth are on edge Subject(s): Kentucky SISTER, by STACY JOHNSON TUTHILL Poem Source First Line: Sopping biscuits in sweet milk gravy Last Line: Radiant in the sun's fire. %we shut our eyes against the light Subject(s): Kentucky SOWING SEED, by STACY JOHNSON TUTHILL Poem Source First Line: Men in bibbed overalls plod Last Line: With headlights flogging the dark. %only a few travel the highways Subject(s): Kentucky SPRING RAINS, by STACY JOHNSON TUTHILL Poem Source First Line: Clay roads as slippery as glue Last Line: We stood until both were quiet, %the same breath shared %between us Subject(s): Kentucky SYNAGOGUE, by ISRAEL JACOB SCHWARTZ Poem Source First Line: Standing on a quiet street Last Line: What we do, we do-- %but candles we bless! Subject(s): Jews - Kentucky; Synagogues THANKSGIVING, by ISRAEL JACOB SCHWARTZ Poem Source First Line: It rained the whole day Last Line: And it put the red haze to sleep Subject(s): Jews - Kentucky THE HUNTERS OF KENTUCKY (3), by ANONYMOUS Poem Text First Line: Ye gentlemen and ladies fair Last Line: "oh! Kentucky, / the hunters of kentucky" Subject(s): "kentucky;new Orleans, Battle Of (1815);soldiers;war Of 1812; THE LONE GRAVE ON THE MOUNTAIN, by EFFIE WALLER SMITH Poem Text Poet's Biography First Line: Upon a dreary mountain top Last Line: These tokens of our love! Subject(s): Bull Mountain, Kentucky; Confederate States Of America; Graves; Confederacy; Tombs; Tombstones THINGS FLOW TOGETHER: 1936, by STACY JOHNSON TUTHILL Poem Source First Line: Father sits on the porch swinging at noon Last Line: They lisp on my dry lips more ominous %than wind rattling corn, brown from drought Subject(s): Kentucky THINGS FLOW TOGETHER: 1988, by STACY JOHNSON TUTHILL Poem Source First Line: I stand by a chapel in kenya on the road Last Line: And dung huts where believers in the god %inkai count history in cattle and myth Subject(s): Kentucky THOMAS, by ISRAEL JACOB SCHWARTZ Poem Source First Line: When brother george and sister maggie Last Line: Until his foolishness in knocked out of his head Subject(s): Jews - Kentucky THOSE SMALL DEATHS, by STACY JOHNSON TUTHILL Poem Source First Line: I had almost forgotten those small deaths Last Line: And mourns the gurling cries %that still echo in her sleep Subject(s): Kentucky TO MARY AND TSELIA, by ISRAEL JACOB SCHWARTZ Poem Source First Line: I love the earth on which I tread Last Line: Made radiant by its glow, made happy by its bounty Subject(s): Jews - Kentucky UNITY, by ISRAEL JACOB SCHWARTZ Poem Source First Line: In the meantime, lithuania began to merge with america Last Line: On which were written numbers and names Subject(s): Jews - Kentucky UP CARR CREEK, by ANN COBB Poem Text First Line: The ways of the world are a-coming - up cyarr! Last Line: Old folks will bide by the old ways -- up cyarr. Subject(s): Kentucky VIVIAN, by ISRAEL JACOB SCHWARTZ Poem Source First Line: The first pioneers who Last Line: Went to the old, good-natured pastor %and married Subject(s): Jews - Kentucky WAR-TIME IN THE MOUNTAINS, by ANN COBB Poem Text First Line: Dulcimer over the fireboard, hanging sence allusago Last Line: Beat and beget sons and daughters to sing the old songs at his feet. Subject(s): Dulcimers; Kentucky; Mountains; Music & Musicians; Wellesley College; World War I; Hills; Downs (great Britain); First World War WASHING OF FEET, by STACY JOHNSON TUTHILL Poem Source First Line: Mother washed my daughter's bleeding Last Line: Feet, and I saw myself as beautiful %in her image Subject(s): Kentucky WEEKDAY SERMON, by ISRAEL JACOB SCHWARTZ Poem Source First Line: The passionate service was in progress Last Line: Oh, mary don't ya weep! Subject(s): Jews - Kentucky WINTER, by ISRAEL JACOB SCHWARTZ Poem Source First Line: That year saw a winter Last Line: From blue strips between white clouds Subject(s): Jews - Kentucky WINTER VIEW FROM THE PORCH, by STACY JOHNSON TUTHILL Poem Source First Line: Stars burn holes in a brittle sky Last Line: Expanse of fire and frost, aloneness %is a permanence she must remember Subject(s): Kentucky YEARS LATER, by ISRAEL JACOB SCHWARTZ Poem Source First Line: When david grew up and became a man Last Line: In that grave waiting beside his wife's Subject(s): Jews - Kentucky YOU ARE TIRED OF SUN AND FROLIC, by ISRAEL JACOB SCHWARTZ Poem Source Last Line: Yes, we're tired, tired and wretched; %husha, hushabye Subject(s): Jews - Kentucky YOUNG KENTUCKY, by JESSE HILTON STUART Poem Source First Line: I came the womack road from sandy bridge Subject(s): Kentucky ZOLLICOFFER, by HENRY LYNDEN FLASH Poem Text First Line: First in the fight, and first in the arms Last Line: Dead on the field of glory! Subject(s): American Civil War; Somerset, Kentucky, Battle Of (1862); United States - History; Zollicoffer, Felix Kirk (1812-1862) |
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