Share This Poem: “Suitor,” by Ron Smith.
When George met Martha …
BROAD STREET is pleased to present a broadside from our “Maps & Legends” issue. Here Ron Smith imagines one of the most legendary courtships in American history, in a poem that has found a home at Mount Vernon.
To download the broadside, simply click anywhere on the poem and drag it home.
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Ron Smith recently served as the Poet Laureate of Virginia, and he is the Writer-in-Residence at St. Christopher’s School in Richmond. His books are Running Again in Hollywood Cemetery, Moon Road, and Its Ghostly Workshop.
Click here to read a Truth Teller Spotlight interview with Ron about the nature of truth, honesty, and poetry.
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