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Charles Lutwidge Dodgson
Poems
Aug 2014
Along The Mississippi (Anaconda Plan)
The walls lay in ash.
Soldiers stood brash.
A southern army torn apart
By a Yankee driven heart.
A national wake.
Honor burned at the stake.
Men of like birth,
Forced back to Fort Worth.
Unity broken.
Idiocy outspoken
Maintained holdings in an old life.
Grasping onto a bigoted knife.
Division formed over pride,
Childish remarks seeming snide.
Violence comes with few delays
Sparks up through debate about gays.
No one ever likes to lose.
That doesnβt mean one must corrupt the news.
Accept the nature of a simple mistake.
And end this 149-year wake.
Written by
Charles Lutwidge Dodgson
Shermer, Illinois
(Shermer, Illinois)
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