Stars & Bars

 

Harry Davis capturing the battle flag of the Twentieh Louisiana Regiment at the battle of Ezra Church

Atop some distant southern crag
I spied a confederate battle flag.
I felt my warrior�s spirit sag,
for I am a Union soldier
 
To think that some still hoist that rag.
The honor of the Union drag
thru mud and blood and battle slag,
a disgrace to a Union soldier
 
They sing of �Dixie�, racist tag!
Where slaves behind their masters lag
Compelled to fill their cotton bag.
Were it not for the Union soldier
 
�The south gon� do it agin�, they brag
It�s enough to make a grown man gag
If that traitorous flag wasn�t bound to snag,
On the spear of some Union soldier.
 
 
Louis William Rose
November 2005

 

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