In the poem "barbara frietchie," what "flapped in the morning wind"? the clustered spires the peach tree the flag the window-sill

The Flag flapped in the morning wind.

Explanation:

Barbara Frietchie is a poem by John Greenleaf Whittier, is an offering of a tribute to an elderly woman, Barbara Frietchie who was a patriot of the Union during the Civil War. She had stood her ground, proudly displaying the Union flag, even brave enough to ask to be shot in the head if the rebel army are going to shoot the flag. The lines "flapped in the morning wind" is from line 15 of the poem.

"Forty flags with their silver stars,

Forty flags with their crimson bars,

flapped in the morning wind:.."  (Line 13-15)

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