Chapter VII
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But in this age is writ another story;
Then pen of arrogant, vain Caucasian sage,
Has thee full robbed of thy immortal glory,
And smeared thy name on History's sacred page!
Forsooth, the Book, once closed for many an age,
Is opened by thy sons--though fraught with pain--
The curtain's drawn; they rise upon the stage;
And their valiant deeds and blood shall wash the stain
As clean as April showers wash the dusty plain.
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The Sylvan Cabin: A Centenary Ode on the Birth of Lincoln, and Other VerseChapter VII
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