Unknown Dead Honored Across Theaters And Arlington
A poem recalls Armistice Day and the sacrifices of unknown soldiers in Britain France and the United States. It honors three unseen fallen heroes at Arlington and a collective tribute marked by peace and memory, with the refrain praising the Unknown Soldier.
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Britain
Westminster Abbey
France
Polly
Arlington
Columbia
Abbey
Arc
J. D8
Washington
Lincoln
United States of America
America
Great Britain
Congress of the
United States
Congressional
Harding
John J. Pershing
National Cemetery
Chalons
Legion of Honor
Havre
Olympia
Capitol
United States Army
Marine Band
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
States of the Union
American Legion
Pennsylvania Avenue
Arlington Memorial Amphitheater
Arlington Memorial Am
Lincoln Memorial
Great
Congress
George V
Mr Bowser Writes Letters to Hit Washington
Mr Bowser boasts of writing several letters to national figures including the President and Senators Knox Lodge Boise and Knocks, urging action on price inflation and foreign policy to wake up leaders. He confesses the letters were torn up after chatting with a butcher about bacon prices.
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Mr. Bowser
Mrs. Bowser
Europe
United States
Senator Knox
Monroe
Senator Lodge
California
Senator Boise
Samuel J. Bowser
Knocks
Mra. Bowser
Congress
Molding the Character by Henry Drummond
A reflective meditation on moral growth urging persistence amid life’s temptations to shape a finer character. It emphasizes staying active among people and challenges as daily life molds virtue and resilience.
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Henry Drummond
Oldest Harp, 4000 Years, Preserved in Louvre
A harp claimed to be the world’s oldest, nearly four thousand years old, is kept at the Louvre in Paris after being found in an Egyptian tomb. Other 3000 year old harps have been found. The instrument shows how Celtic harpers were once revered and held free and sacred in lands.
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Louvre Museum
Paris
Which Kind Are You? Anmorphic Opportune Choices
A reflection on how people seize chances and exploit opportunities. Some capitalize on their own prospects while others take advantage of those who present them. The piece contrasts proactive agency with opportunistic behavior.
Why Some Men Don't Go Wrong
A pithy saying on temptation contrasts discreet behavior with moral lapse, noting that many men stay prudent unless faced with strong temptation. The line questions the fragility of virtue and the conditions that lead to error.
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