Manassas, I Remember Poem by Mary Angela Douglas
Manassas, I Remember
Manassas, I remember your scorched earth-
a handful of yellow leaves,
trembling-
your letters tied with no ribbon.
but I won't be going
through all those
doorways hidden in your mists;
I can't be buried under your snow,
your sad angels.
I won't be walking up your
honeysuckled road
and crying
mary angela douglas 30 may 1998
Friday, August 29, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: History
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