1878 – 1891 American lore
Bitterly feuding – a metaphor
Hatfield’s – West Virginia; the
McCoy’s – Old Kentucky region
Not quite the same anymore.
Both Manny-factured and
sold lightning white, gorilled
in the Un-Civil War
Hatfield’s wore the blue
McCoy’s were Johnny Rebs.
Feud for thought began
as a wedding plan – clans
disagreed, that be about
1873 – but over a hog
Line in the sand – damn!
Tempers escalated after a
Hatfield boy affaired with
the real McCoy girl
Rescue me party ensued
No one got screwed.
1882 came along – McCoy’s
murdered a Hatfield’s son
Was stabbed 26 times
and finished off with
a shot, but not whiskey.
By the end of feud
More than 12 members
died in their boots
Accused stood trial – denial
Descendants signed a truce.
'2008'
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
This is a true statement, I read a while ago that there was genetic-ly wrong with the brains of the family, Causing a quick and exposive temper that was not controlable, I will have to see if I could find the artical, It was most intresting though tragic..