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Poetry: Civil War

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  by Jerry Curtis

  We are the ghosts of Shiloh
  Twenty thousand of us dead
  Some were killed
  In the hornets nest
  Some in the surgeon's bed

  Now we

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  by Ryan Cruz

  America tore apart,
  when bullets were shot through a heart.

  Blue versus gray,
  and to our dismay,
  all of them,
  were American!

  North

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  by Joseph Coleman

  The last face I saw was my own.

  He was so young, and I am old from this war.

  I saw him in the thicket, crawling,

  with

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  by Tom Mcmurray

   Young Billy was a soldier in the War Between the States;
  And scars of war made Billy feel a victim of the fates.
  He

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  by Anna Hill

  Clara

  Be not afraid boy,
  war is won for you.
  It no longer matters
  you wore grey or wore blue.
  Be not afraid boy,
  take your last

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