I am trying to locate a specific poem not found in the collection I have. It was brief. It described a man suggesting that people stand in lines. There was outrage and huge fights over whether to stand in line or not. Does anyone have it or know how to find it? Please send an email at " ells.caverizon.net" Thank you
In my early days in hoghschool I was one of the kids with the scars, and the hair over the eyes and Stephen Crane's poems saved me from possibly commiting toaster bath. I have so much respect for this man rest in Perpperoni my dude!
'In The Desert' was a very important poem in my formative years. between my parents falling out after year and eventual divorce, and the bullying from my peers, this poem kept me from behaving in a way against my own interest, and becoming a worse person.
Red Badge of Courage is one of the greatest books I read as a boy, filling that long ago young mind with something other than the flowery trappings that most authors of his time portrayed the world as. Stephen was a realist, a much needed part of the literary world..... We all owe him a great debt of gratitude. I'm surprised this page is not filled with remarks.
SHIV KUMAR BATALVI died at the young age of 35 (Oct 1937 - 1972) LIVERCIROSIS But STEPHEN CRANE died at the age of 28 (TUBERCULOSIS) In fact too young to die!