Classic and Contemporary Poetry
POETIC HISTORY OF THE 7TH IOWA REGIMENT: TRIP TO PITTSBURG LANDING, by GEORGE S. RUTHERFORD First Line: Again our good regiment got under way Last Line: From sweet smelling blossoms the north has in june. Subject(s): American Civil War; U.s. - History | ||||||||
Again our good regiment got under way, And reached this good Landing in five or six days. Thus, having arrived there all sickly or lame We gladly did enter the forest again. There the Seventh recovered their vigor once more, By roaming the forest which here lines the shore, For their senses were greeted with floral perfume From sweet smelling blossoms the North has in June. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...OLD OSAWATOMIE by CARL SANDBURG THE BONNIE BLUE FLAG by HARRY MACARTHY LEE'S PAROLE by MARION MANVILLE THE SURRENDER OF NEW ORLEANS by MARION MANVILLE THE LITTLE ODYSSEY OF JASON QUINT, OF SCIENCE, DOCTOR by THOMAS MCGRATH A CANTICLE: SIGNIFICANT OF NATIONAL EXALTATION CLOSE OF WAR by HERMAN MELVILLE A GRAVE NEAR PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA by HERMAN MELVILLE POETIC HISTORY OF THE 7TH IOWA REGIMENT: ARRIVED AT CAMP MONTGOMERY by GEORGE S. RUTHERFORD POETIC HISTORY OF THE 7TH IOWA REGIMENT: BATTLE OF SHILOH by GEORGE S. RUTHERFORD POETIC HISTORY OF THE 7TH IOWA REGIMENT: MARCH TO CAMP MONTGOMERY by GEORGE S. RUTHERFORD |
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