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            <title>Pattie Louphelia Busby Green (2 of 5)</title>
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                  <name>Zariah Grant</name>
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                  <name>Katherine Mezich</name>
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                  <summary>Discussion of poet and musician Green, with one of her poems</summary>
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          <p style="right">Federal Writers Project</p>
          <p style="right">Viola B<choice><orig/><reg>.</reg></choice> Muse</p>
          <p style="center"><choice><orig>__________</orig><reg/></choice></p>
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               Poetry<lb/>
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             <name type="person">Pattie Louphelia Busby Green</name>, born at<lb/>
               <name type="place" subtype="city"><ptr target="marietta-ga"/>Marietta</name><choice><orig/><reg>,</reg></choice> <name type="place" subtype="state"><ptr target="georgia"/><choice><abbr>Ga.</abbr><expan>Georgia</expan></choice></name>, <date when="1882-07-22">July 22, 1882.</date> A writer of<lb/>
             poetry and a composer of songs. Is a<lb/>
             musician and trainer of choruses.<lb/>
             Has done much fraternal and church work<choice><orig/><reg>.</reg></choice><lb/>
             The wife of the late <choice><abbr>Rev.</abbr><expan>Reverend</expan></choice>  <name type="person">G.B. Green</name>.<lb/>
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             <name type="person">John Henry Titus</name><choice><orig/><reg>,</reg></choice> the famous writer and<lb/>
             <choice><sic>arthor</sic><corr>author</corr></choice>  of <title level="a"><choice><orig>"</orig><reg/></choice>The Face on the Bar Room Floor<choice><orig>"</orig><reg/></choice><choice><orig/><reg>,</reg></choice></title><lb/>
             <note type="contextual" subtype="general">See <ref target="common-annotations.xml#faceOnBarRoomFloor"><mentioned><title level="a">The Face on the Bar Room Floor.</title></mentioned></ref></note>
             wrote these words in one of his own<lb/>
             books which was presented to <name type="person">Pattie Green</name>.<lb/>
             Quote<choice><orig>; &#8212;</orig><reg>:</reg></choice> <choice><orig/><reg>"</reg></choice>Ever conserve the <choice><orig>Spiritual</orig><reg>spiritual</reg></choice> folklore<lb/>
             in all your poems. They are trite<note type="contextual" subtype="lexical">See <ref target="common-annotations.xml#trite"><mentioned>trite</mentioned></ref>.</note> and<lb/>
             correct. <choice><orig>"</orig><reg/></choice><hi style="underline"><name type="person">John Henry Titus</name></hi><choice><orig/><reg>.</reg></choice>"<lb/>
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             She has compiled a book of her various<lb/>
             poems which <choice><orig>^</orig><reg/></choice><add type="caret">is</add> about to go to press and <lb/>
             
             then <add type="no_caret">will</add> be offered for sale at her present place<lb/>
             of employment<choice><orig/><reg>,</reg></choice> Florida <choice><sic>brance</sic><corr>Branch</corr></choice><choice><orig> &#8212;</orig><reg>,</reg></choice> Sunday School <choice><abbr>Pub.</abbr><expan>Publishing</expan></choice> Board<choice><orig/><reg>,</reg></choice><lb/>
               <name type="place" subtype="address"><ptr target="sunday-school-publishing-board"/>421 <name type="place" subtype="street"><ptr target="broad-street"/>Broad <choice><abbr>St.</abbr><expan>Street</expan></choice></name><choice><orig/><reg>,</reg></choice> <name type="place" subtype="city"><ptr target="jacksonville-fl"/><choice><abbr>Jack</abbr><expan>Jacksonville</expan></choice></name><choice><orig/><reg>,</reg></choice> <name type="place" subtype="state"><ptr target="florida"/><choice><abbr>Fla.</abbr><expan>Florida</expan></choice></name></name><choice><orig/><reg>.</reg></choice>  Some of her poems are<choice><orig/><reg>:</reg></choice><lb/>
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                <head style="center"><choice><orig>"</orig><reg/></choice>The Beautiful Lake<choice><orig>"</orig><reg/></choice></head><lb/> 
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                   <mentioned>Written on the train at <name type="place" subtype="city"><ptr target="haines-city-fl"/>Haines City</name>, <name type="place" subtype="state"><ptr target="florida"/><choice><abbr>Fla.</abbr><expan>Florida</expan></choice></name></mentioned><!-- mentioned is not right, but not sure what to use to set this apart--> <lb/>
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             <l>The chug, chug, chug of the power house,<lb/> </l>
             <l>As the smoke rolled in curls to the west,<lb/></l>
             <l>The evening comes on as still as a mouse<choice><orig/><reg>,</reg></choice><lb/></l>
             <l>While the birds <hi style="underline">all</hi> go to their nests.<lb/></l>
             
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             <choice><orig>(over)</orig><reg/></choice>
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             <choice><orig>2</orig><reg/></choice>
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               <l>The shadows are falling on the<lb/>
                  beautiful lake<choice><orig/><reg>,</reg></choice><lb/></l>
             <l>The trees seem to lay in the waves,<lb/></l>
                <l>That mule and wagon seem to stand on<lb/>
                   the lake<choice><orig>.</orig><reg>,</reg></choice><lb/></l>
             <l>As he lazily switches his tail<choice><orig/><reg>.</reg></choice><lb/></l>
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             <l>The wind is blowing on the beautiful<lb/>
             lake<choice><orig>.</orig><reg>,</reg></choice><lb/></l>
             <l>The sun’s turning red in the west<choice><orig>.</orig><reg>,</reg></choice><lb/></l>
                   <l>All babies are going to bed to rest<choice><orig/><reg>.</reg></choice><lb/></l>
                      <l>Who can tell what tomorrow will tell<choice><orig>.</orig><reg>?</reg></choice><lb/></l>
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             <l>As the lake glistens like a great<lb/>
                polished case,<lb/></l>
             <l>Whose secrets of death does it hold,<lb/></l>
             <l>As the majesty of its beauty bold,<lb/></l>
             <l>Gazes mutely calm and cold<choice><orig>.</orig><reg>?</reg></choice><lb/></l>
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                   <choice><orig>__________</orig><reg/></choice>
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             <head><hi style="underline"><choice><orig>"</orig><reg/></choice>My Queen<choice><orig>"</orig><reg/></choice></hi></head>
          
          
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             <l>O! God<choice><orig/><reg>,</reg></choice> my life, my very soul<choice><orig>.</orig><reg>,</reg></choice><lb/></l>
             <l>Goes out in thanks to Thee,<lb/></l>
                   <l>For the woman Thou gavest to be my<lb/>
                      Queen,<lb/></l>
             <l>The glory of my home.<lb/></l>
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             <l>The air she breathes is my very breath<choice><orig/><reg>,</reg></choice><lb/>  </l> 
            
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             <choice><orig>3</orig><reg/></choice>
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             <choice><orig>Poems continued</orig><reg/></choice>
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             <choice><orig>By <name type="person">Pattie Green</name></orig><reg/></choice><lb/>
             <note type="transcription">A technical limitation currently prevents us from aligning these headers properly.</note>
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             <l>Her love lies in my heart<choice><orig/><reg>,</reg></choice><lb/></l>
             <l>Her children are fair because of her love,<lb/></l>
             <l>That rules in my home of rest.<lb/> </l>   
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