Setting of three sonnets by Charles H. Winke, published in 1917.
Wisconsin Pine and heroic hardwoods breathe low speech Among thy northern hills, in whose deep hearts The boon immeasurable of a hundred arts Waits for man’s need…
Milwaukee Bay Here from this height, green-mantled, where I stand, At the half-circle’s center, musing how A something wrought in Nature may endow A stretch of water and a strip of land…
Socialism When finally it shall be understood, And take the color of the stateman’s thought; When Christly justice shall be truly sought Between man and his neighbor, as it should…
—Charles H. Winke (1883‒?)
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