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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required A civil war ferociously raged... within complex edifice... derelict hulking corpse delineated courtesy seared, singed, smoldered smithereens formerly robust warrior slain during prime of his life heavenly corporeal outstanding entity subjected to fateful foragers courtesy camping buzzfeeding carrion - fancy feast for famished uber twittering, jump/kick starting crowing angry birds made short shrift decayed discarded detritus filched flesh from felled soldier denuding human legendary poet picked bone clean his once powerful promising physique skeletal remnants displayed burnt offerings abandoned sun bleached, petrified lovely bones strewn across a field of shattered dreams desiccated skull detached situated askew athwart castoff liberated phalanges impossible mission to envision former formidable specimen fallen hero pronounced earthen imprint traced impression outlining his outsize stature bonafide definition where his corpse laid only memory remains of doodling yankee, (a Norwegian bachelor farmer wannabe) harkening back and plucked from the "little town that time forgot and the decades could not improve." Composite character sketch of arbitrary conjured fighting jaunty opportunistic understudy strong likely to be template of actual anonymous template forgotten in the aftermath melee of battle subsumed by and belonged to history, a bit part he played after North and South pitted against each other, though the former named Union soldiers during the War Between the States acquired many names and nicknames, especially by the Confederates: They were called Billy Yank, blue bellies or blue coats, which spontaneously generated idea came to my mind linkedin to a personal affinity for aforementioned rebellion to some people after Confederate troops fired at 4:30 a.m. April 12, 1861 on Fort Sumter April 1861 initially President Lincoln described the situation as an “insurrection.” But within months, he instead adopted “rebellion.” That word evoked a more distinctly negative connotation then than it does today, or rather prior to the heavily armed, Trump-incited mob attack of Jan. 6, 2021, an attack (premeditated in my humble opinion) not just on the U.S. Capitol building, but also on democracy and the rule of law. Though at no time did I enlist in the armed services, (although after high school my parents coaxed, goaded, and loathed their second born and only son intimating becoming a nonconformist, and nonestablishmentarian, ne'er do well, (which outcome adequately sums up how mein kampf evolved), nevertheless yours truly exhibits psychologically traumatic wounds synonymous with the horrors of mortal kombat, and clear out of the blue behavior associated with deadly carnage oozed out from every one of my pores, misleading an observer to deduce writer of these words experienced and underwent text book example being shell shocked under heavy bombardment. At present attention of mine plugged into a biography titled Custer's Trials | A LIFE ON THE FRONTIER OF A NEW AMERICA | storied author T.J. STILES, current reading material populates thought processes of mine with trappings of internecine bloodshed forever wrenching fledgling United States of America away from slave holding Southern lifestyle. Enslaved people in the antebellum South constituted about one-third of the southern population. Most lived on large plantations or small farms; many enslavers owned fewer than 50 enslaved people. Landowners sought to make their enslaved completely dependent on them through a system of restrictive codes.
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