“This man has home and child and wife
And battle set for every day.
This man has God and love and life;
These stand, all else shall pass away.”

—  Joyce Kilmer, Trees and Other Poems

Trees and Other Poems (1914), Delicatessen

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American poet, editor, literary critic, soldier 1886–1918

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