Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-03
THE UEMOCRAT
For the Dsmocrst.
WR1TTEN IN ANDRRaOy.
WILLIE.

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had feverish, itfoi dream last night,
The chill winds touched my frame but light.
The silvsry mooA laughed h the autumn sky,
And heard not the groan and low -hsaved sigh
That ever load the hours Of day with woe
Aud though thin sufferers passed 70 end fro z
Beside my couch, weary With life and pain,
| was UNCONSCIOUS. would that were SO again
dreamed that | was free tDa, impetuously
| fed
Along forest slups, Ser hsvcs and verdure
| dead;
Ger heaps Of limbs, o or stoncs and roughly. fur
| lrowed ground,
hong thisket-, and Ger. many brambled
n6GAa:s e5F2Ta ais i Z yefe'
Ger fallen trees. and all that could impede
NY reckless and ippaiasoRed Apekd.
Md as fed heard NE 6ay Az scuud
N many feet, pursuing hound
That thSsted for my blood, and abe cries
" mady rutLan traitor rise,
AID deadly bulle,s seemed TO whistle sssr; Y
Yet dreamed did not fear.
But fed till gained the surgng breast
OF broad stream against its waves press d.
| s,roye with the currents dark and strong,
That fiercely and fast bore me along;
Yet a. last gained its farther shore.
And turning shouted curses to the hateful
brood
That had 20 hung NJ on my steps for blood.
And then dreamed my perils were not Ger;
bat plunging into n forest broad and boar.
fought with beasts that crossed my way,
And with coiling serpents that waiting lay
To sting and with hunger and beating ram
And with toil, and weariness, and pain,
Till the wilderness passed and gone.
And still in Loneliness Ijourneysd on
On-stll on-,ill mounted a lofty height,
Aud there came bursting on my rapsured sight
A gorgeous city in PLAN below.
The sun lit It's towers in golden glow.
And that proud banner, SO dreaded by the foe,
Floa,ed DER zach p'nnacled height
Like the bright moon 0 or snowy clouds of night
| knelt aud wept at the welcome sight
Wept Ike child at its mothers knee
Wept because that / WAS frss.
And as wept woke. Ay, to hear
The grooming. and the sobs and signs so drear
To see PROSTATE brothers writhe in pu.n,-
woke 10 feel the panss Of hell again.
Ga. God let us not call in vain
On Thee to rend each coarse and galliny chain
CLINT PAaAnugsr
Andersonville, Ga, Oct, 1864.
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