I hereby dedicate this book to Abraham Lincoln himself

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The War Is Over

The hardship of the journey that the country has made is over. The prize is won and the war is over. The country is celebrating. But then a great tragedy occurs. Amidst the celebration, the captain is found dead.

STANZA ONE

Rise Up Dear Father

The country wants to celebrate with the captain and praise him. They want to have him be celebrated too. The country is still figuring out that the president is dead. The country or author think of him as father of the crew and therefore go into denial about his death.

Stanza Two

Fallen Cold and Dead

The country is still busy celebrating. A minuscule few know the captain is dead. For those who do, they've accepted that the captain is dead. While others are celebrating, Walt is mourning the loss of his captain.

Anything Can Happen

"The people all exulting."

This means that you would never think the president would die on a day when the country is celebrating.

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I hereby dedicate this book to Abraham Lincoln himself

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"O Captain! My Captain"

Andrew Phillips

A country celebrates the end of a war, but tragedy strikes when the captain is found dead. The story explores denial, mourning, and the importance of staying vigilant.

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