Description
This poem is to celebrate Independence day in the United States of America. In every celebration of Freedom day, there will be a long line of parade in the streets, with a marching band of drums and bugles. People from every state will gather to witness the colorful parade. There will also be a lively and energetic performances and production numbers. Every family in their own houses will prepare lots of tasty and delicious dishes including a well roasted turkey paired with wine. Independence day is a glorious and happy day to each one in the United States, thankful for the liberty bestowed upon them. Henry Holcomb Bennett was a novelist, journalist and poet. Henry was born in Chillicothe, Ohio. He enrolled at Kenyon College and finished studying in 1886. He settled in Kansas for a moment before coming back to his residence as a journalist. He also started presenting artistic oeuvres to several periodicals and publications. Henry was the writer of poems including A Desert Love Song in Munsey’s August 1902 and Gangway! Gangway in National Magazine March 1901 and the short fictions The Face of Ompah in National Magazine June 1900 and A Glorious Privilege in National Magazine November 1900 but was still most popular as the writer of the famous partisan poem, Hats Off – The Flag Goes By. It was first released in The Youth’s Companion on January 13, 1898. It was compiled in An American Anthology in 1900, edited by Edmund Clarence Stedman. The poem also appeared in The Young and Field Reader, Book Five, Boston, Ginn and Company, c. 1915, presented by Ross I. Morrison, Sr and Woman’s World in July 1919. It was later released and sung largely — particularly on the 4th of July. Years after, poet E. E. Cummings declaimed the poem at his class’s inauguration.
Product ID: 9781776726295
Sku: M4-UKX5-WIL1
