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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
AT THE THEATER: THE DEATH OF OSCEOLA, by WILLIAM JAY SMITH Poet's Biography
First Line: The theater was packed, and just before the curtain rose
Subject(s): Cherokee Indians; Trail Of Tears (1838-39); Native Americans - Removal
First Line: The theater was packed, and just before the curtain rose
Subject(s): Cherokee Indians; Trail Of Tears (1838-39); Native Americans - Removal
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Other Poems of Interest...
END OF THE RANGE by ANSELM HOLLO
FULL CIRCLE: THE CONNECTICUT CASINO by WILLIAM JAY SMITH
OLD CHEROKEE WOMAN'S SONG by WILLIAM JAY SMITH
THE BURNING OF MALMAISON by WILLIAM JAY SMITH
PRAIRIE CHICKEN by WILLIAM JAY SMITH
THE CROSSING by WILLIAM JAY SMITH
THE COSMIC TRAIL by EDWIN M. ABBOTT
JASON LEE by WILLIAM STEWARD GORDON
THE FATED RACE by WILLIAM STEWARD GORDON
THE OLD BARLOW ROAD by WILLIAM STEWARD GORDON