Classic and Contemporary Poetry
THE FEDERAL CONVENTION, by ANONYMOUS First Line: Concentred here th' united wisdom shines Last Line: "yeomen and tradesmen, pillars of the state; / on whose decision hangs columbia's fate" Subject(s): Federal Constitutional Convention;u.s. - History | ||||||||
CONCENTRED here th' united wisdom shines, Of learn'd judges, and of sound divines: Patriots, whose virtues searching time has tried, Heroes, who fought, where brother heroes died; Lawyers, who speak, as Tully spoke before, Sages, deep read in philosophic lore; Merchants, whose plans are to no realms confin'd, Farmers -- the noblest title 'mongst mankind: Yeomen and tradesmen, pillars of the state; On whose decision hangs Columbia's fate. | 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 TIS A LITTLE JOURNEY by ANONYMOUS |
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