Earth's Angels by Julia Wallace
Poem explores earthly life and distant heaven, pondering angelic presence and sanctuary. The speaker recalls angels near the bedside, reflects on mortality and memory, and muses on the enduring glow of love and virtue beyond earthly fading. The verse evokes celestial imagery and human longing.
Desperate Journey Through the Snowy Desert in 1851
Mr Baldwin Mollhausen, a Prussian traveler, stranded with three horses and a mule, faces starvation and wolves in the Rocky Mountain wilderness. After a Mexican beaver hunt party refuses aid, friendly Delaware Indians warn him away from rescue via Mission. He endures nine days of hunger, cold, and peril, using laudanum in a despairing bid for survival.
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