Relationships
To G. C. (July 12, 1886)
From Hoosier Lyrics (1905)
Relationships
They say our president has stuck
Above his good wife's door
The sign provocative of luck--
A horseshoe--nothing more.
Be hushed, O party hates, the while
That emblem lingers there,
And thou, dear fates, propitious smile
Upon the wedded pair.
I've tried the horseshoe's weird intent
And felt its potent joy--
God bless you, Mr. President,
And may it be a boy.
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MLA
Field, Eugene. “To G. C. (July 12, 1886).” Poetry Codex, poetrycodex.com/poem/field/236/.
Chicago
Field, Eugene. “To G. C. (July 12, 1886).” Poetry Codex. https://poetrycodex.com/poem/field/236/.
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