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Aug 2014
She dug two tiny trenches in the loose dirt
near the porch steps and enclosed
them with pebble barricades.
Like discharged rounds, a rusted
grill rack seared the grass between them.
The Confederate flag that hung
from the gutter caught the wind and flicked
water onto the stairs and the Northern trench,
turning it thick like Union blood.
Sometimes you have to write from an opposing view point. Written from a third person POV on a little girl playing in the shadow of a Confederate flag. The Union won, but some still hold tight to the South's past ideals.
C S Cizek
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C S Cizek  Williamsport
(Williamsport)   
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