Oklahoma and Other Poems by Freeman E. (Freeman Edwin) Miller
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Through the cycles clear and strong;
Oklahoma! Oklahoma! Though shall ever live in song! Oklahoma! Oklahoma! Romance of the ages, thou! Now, unknown; a moment later. Kingly crowns upon thy brow! Child of all the nations, greater Shall thy splendors year by year Grow unfading, bringing bounties Full of happiness and cheer! Morning saw a desert sleeping, Worn and wasted with distress; Night beheld an empire keeping Watch above the wilderness. Progress with her wand of magic Touched the sleeping valleys bright, And they leaped with instant vigor, Shaking out their locks of might; Earth shall send her fairest blossoms As a garland for thy brow; Oklahoma! Oklahoma! Romance of the ages thou! THE RACE FOR HOMES. |
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