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Newspaper

Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1886

Page

6

Memorial for Two Slain Brothers in Queenstown

In Queenstown Ireland on May 15 a mother grieves for her twin sons slain by mutual blows after a heated feud. The verse laments a mother’s sorrow at losing both brave sons and asks if she can forgive and honor them as one grief-stricken family.

Joan James Pratt

AT ONE SOLDIER S GRAVE

A quiet May day in a northern countryside leads an unnamed traveler to a lone Quaker meeting house graveyard. A girl, a boy with a flag, and a grieving mother recall Wilbur Rathbone and Willis, two brothers bound by friendship and war, ending with forgiveness and peace.

Atrow Missis Gilman Missis Wilson Capt. Rathbone Wilbur Rathbone Willis Wilbur Society of Friends Katie Georgia Longstreet Stone Chickamauga Thomas Joe Johnston Kenesaw Sherman Peach Tree Creek Johnston Atlanta Allatoona Hood Gaylesburg Tennessee River Florence Columbia Duck River Schofield Spring Hill

Unknown Confederate Volunteer Grave in Mountain Cemetery

A Georgia Volunteer lies forgotten on a high mountain grave site with a simple headboard rotted away by time. The speaker reflects on the Shenandoah and Alleghenies, recognizing the sleeper as one of Stonewall Jackson's men and honoring his wartime sacrifice as a just cause.

Georgia Stonewall Jackson Shenandoah Iresh Georgia

The Bivouac of the Dead

A somber poem reflecting on fallen soldiers as their tents rest in eternal peace. It contrasts the absence of war’s noise with the quiet afterglow of heroism, noting rusted swords and banners laid to dust while funeral tears cleanse their brow. The piece ends with a signature line.

Hood Cleburne No. 1 Reynolis Thenar Dio Thomas Pat Feburne Hell Nashville Franklin Virginia Spank Wilkeson

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