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Title	:	Flights from the Lowlands
Author	:	Florence Morris Rose
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Third Printing
Pages	:	Pages: 80 pages
Published	:	November 21st 2011 by Trafford Publishing (first published 1935)
Categories	:	Books. Free Books

Flights from the Lowlands Hardcover | Pages: 80 pages

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An extraordinary woman’s early writings capture both the stirrings of her individual spirit and her distinct observations of early 20th century America – its legacies and struggles. “Flights from the Lowlands” was first published by Florence Rose’s son, Ward, for an Okmulgee [Oklahoma] High School printing project in 1935. Two daughters, Irva Rose Montijo and Nadine Rose Frary Kimball edited and published “Flights from the Lowlands” again in 1982, and her eldest granddaughter, Edi Montijo Chapman has edited this third edition. These early poems are for readers to devour or browse as they wish. Florence Rose would be delighted to know her words are finding new minds to stir. Poems in this collection feature local and international topics of the day; of the survival struggles in the Depression; of relationships; of heroes; of the angst of writing, and many celebrate the joy of life and beauties of nature. Flight itself was a very contemporary enterprise, intriguing the author, even before she took her first flight. Ancient Greek heroes, American Revolutionaries, post-Civil War contemporaries and family all inspired Florence’s writing.

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ISBN:	1426995997 (ISBN13: 9781426995996)
Edition Language:	English

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I really enjoyed reading these poems. Some made me laugh and some brought a tear to my eyes.

Florence Morris Rose wrote for publication since the early nineteen-twenties, in addition to making a home for her husband, Willie, four sons and four daughters. Her early education was in northern Arkansas at Yellville and at Big Flat. She attended Teachers Institute at Big Flat and taught school for two years in a country school before marrying a young farmer when they were both only nineteen



I really enjoyed reading these poems. Some made me laugh and some brought a tear to my eyes.