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Of Tennyson and Poe I have spoken well
by Lewis W Findley   
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Last edited: Monday, August 29, 2016
Posted: Monday, August 29, 2016

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Are they my inspiration?

Blood however is thicker than water.
Samuel L Clements was born in Florida in 1835.
I seem to remember someone named Ketter Clements Findley.....yes, her and her husband Mallie Findleys youngest child was my father Lewis Findley Sr.
As Twain was and is the father of American Literature, so I bear the
name at starlite cafe I once gave president Obama....pappy..i gave Obama that name out of sarcasm . I was given that name as a gesture of affection. Yes, I speak well of "lady Godiva the Raven" . I didn't mention that Blood is thicker than water. My lineage is not English. It is scotch Irish.
Was Samuel L Clements perhaps a long lost great uncle of a little baby girl from Collins Georgia whose son married a19 year old girl named Elisabeth? What manifest from this union?
Who inspires that which sprung from this union.
Papa, gramma and grandpa Findley, and Brown.
I will be home soon.
I asked God to make we wealthy that I would be happy. Yet He made me a lowly writer that I would be wise, and not in mine own eyes, and know where my inspiration comes from


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