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THE RIVERS>
For Annette>
TENNESSEE TREES
My CSN website
The origins of Mardi gras in Mobile, with thanks to SteveM.
"A dream of what might be" ![]()
"Inspired by the current fight to retain the Flag in S.C." ![]()
"Thoughts on the horrors of war brought this about." ![]()
"A Tribute" ![]()
"Inspired by dear Annette" ![]()
"Tribute to the South." ![]()
"A soldier departing for the war, comforting his wife."
"My tribute to the C.S.S. Shenandoah." ![]()
"Written as a song, my tribute to the men of Merseyside who served on the C.S.S. Alabama. Referred to by the North as "The Scum of Liverpool." ![]()
"The injustice of war."
"A wife's excitement at the pending return of her husband." ![]()
"Written in sorrow on Veterans Day 1999" ![]()
"Inspired by a montage of Gen. R.E.Lee and the Train, produced by dear Marilyn." ![]()
"Written in support of my friend Linder, and her fight for the flag in Columbia S.C." ![]()
"A child's dream, shattered by reality." ![]()
"A condemnation of what happened during re-construction." ![]()
"My first ever poem, inspired indirectly by the late Hank Williams" ![]()
"The title says it all." ![]()
"Tribute to the C.S.S. Alabama." ![]()
"Thoughts on the Shenandoah Valley." ![]()
"My tribute to a man largely forgotten in his native land,who could never return there." ![]()
"More thoughts on the war." ![]()
"Inspired by an incident at a re-enactment,involving my friend, Hawk." ![]()
"This was strange, after writing it, Annette told me of a manwho regularly sees and talks to a "Ghost of Johnny Reb". ![]()
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