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Oklahoma and Other Poems   By: (1864-1951)

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Oklahoma and Other Poems by Freeman E. Miller is a beautifully crafted collection of poetry that transports readers to the vast landscapes and intricate emotions of the state of Oklahoma. Through his vivid imagery and lyrical prose, Miller captures both the beauty and complexity of this often overlooked region.

One of the most striking aspects of this collection is the way Miller seamlessly weaves together themes of nature, love, and identity. From the opening poem, the reader is enveloped by the rich imagery of the Oklahoma landscape. Miller's command of descriptive language allows for a deep connection with the natural world, as he artfully brings to life the rolling plains, vibrant sunsets, and gentle prairie winds. It is evident that the poet has a keen eye for detail and a genuine admiration for the beauty of his surroundings.

Furthermore, Miller explores the depths of human emotion with great sensitivity and introspection. In poems such as "Whispers of the Heart" and "Unspoken Desires," he delves into the complexities of love, capturing both its joyous moments and poignant sorrows. Through his heartfelt verses, the poet explores the depths of longing and the profound connections that exist between individuals. It is evident that Miller possesses an innate talent for capturing the human experience, as he navigates the intricate journey of love with grace and empathy.

In addition to his exploration of nature and the human experience, Miller also delves into themes of identity and heritage. Through poems like "Homestead Memories" and "Generations," he reflects on the history and traditions that have shaped the people of Oklahoma. This exploration of cultural heritage adds another layer of depth to the collection, creating a sense of timelessness and connection to the past.

Overall, Oklahoma and Other Poems is a remarkable collection that showcases Freeman E. Miller's skillful craftsmanship and deep understanding of the human experience. With its evocative imagery and heartfelt verses, this collection serves as a love letter to the state of Oklahoma and its people. Whether you have personal ties to this region or simply appreciate well-crafted poetry, Miller's work is sure to leave a lasting impression.

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[Illustration: (Freeman E. Miller.)]

OKLAHOMA

AND

OTHER POEMS

BY

FREEMAN E. MILLER, A.M.,

PROFESSOR OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE IN THE

AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL COLLEGE OF

OKLAHOMA TERRITORY.

BUFFALO

CHARLES WELLS MOULTON

1895

COPYRIGHT, 1895,

BY FREEMAN E. MILLER, A.M.

PRINTED BY

CHARLES WELLS MOULTON,

BUFFALO, N.Y.

TO

JAMES WHITCOMB RILEY,

IN AFFECTIONATE

MEMORY OF OTHER DAYS.

Our dearest joys forever flow From fountains of the Long Ago, That from the heights of pleasures past Flood all the present valleys vast, And with eternal glees provide The future's endless ocean tide.

To ope each cage where a heartless age Hath chained the birds of singing, Till Love's own glee that is fond and free Shall laugh where they are winging, Such is my wish. 'Tis true, hold I, That songs, like birds, in bondage die.

CONTENTS.

OKLAHOMA 9 THE RACE FOR HOMES 15 AT PERRY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1893 19 "SING ME A SONG, O WIND... Continue reading book >>




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