Category Archives: Slavery

The Color-blind Knight

Posted on April 7, 2013 by Uncomely and Broken

A few miles from my house here in Franklin County, Tennessee, there is a roadside marker I’ve driven by a thousand times and never bothered to look at until recently. Entitled “The Blind Knight,” it reads as follows: 4-½ mi. … Continue reading →

Posted in Boston, Education, England, Slavery, Tennessee | 1 Comment

The Hills of Sewanee

Posted on May 23, 2012 by Uncomely and Broken

The Hills of Sewanee Sewanee Hills of dear delight, Prompting my dreams that used to be, I know you are waiting me still to-night By the Unika Range of Tennessee. The blinking stars in endless space, The broad moonlight and … Continue reading →

Posted in Astronomical, Poetry, Race, Sewanee, Tennessee, The South, Time | 1 Comment

Protected: The Ides of March Coin

Posted on March 15, 2012 by Uncomely and Broken

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