Everyone's Out of Town Poem by James J. Montague
A poem laments sweltering city life as heat waves drive crowds away. It contrasts empty streets, disease threats, and hopeful scenes of families departing to cooler places with images of children traveling toward greener landscapes and brighter skies.
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James J. Montague
Ummer
Off to Saratoga in August Moonlit Romance
A tall winsome matron parts from her ailing husband promising a return after two weeks at Saratoga. He departs for Albany in sorrow yet joyfully sings of Saratoga’s pleasures where Canfield hosts and the crowd gathers to escape the city heat.
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