Prayer for Freedom on the Great Divide
Poetic reflection pleading for personal freedom and honest work. The speaker asks for a life open to the sky, generosity to the downtrodden, and guidance on a long road toward the Great Divide, seeking closeness to the divine in plains and wind.
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Whistle
Clock
Bell
Wall and Street
Galt
Fret
Great Divide
Rustic verse and notices mix in a local reminiscence
A reflective piece recounts visits by Mrs. Lewis Barker and Mrs. Robert Dodds with others, mentions the Parlor Car as a social spot, and quips about rustic wall mottoes including health and hygiene warnings attributed to Walt Mason. The prose blends personal memory with dated, humorous motifs.
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Robert Dodds
Pones City
Oklahoma
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Wm. Henry
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