Decoration Day Flowers From a Soldier's Grave
An old man on a rickety porch recalls Decoration Day while a boy promises to bring flowers to a veteran’s grave. Their dialogue honors soldiers, memories, and the flag as a procession nears, with lilacs, snowballs, and peonies blooming in the yard. The tale ends with a vow to carry fragrant remembrance to a grave "somewhere in France."
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Why Did You Leave The Farm My Lad
A poem lyric questions rural youths departing for town, attributing the exit to parental methods rather than fear or fashion. It voices platform, pulpit, and press distress while asserting young men leave due to fathers’ approaches rather than personal failings.
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