The poetry of the Negro, 1746-1970 / an anthology edited by Langston Hughes and Arna Bontemps.
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Garden City, N.Y. :
Doubleday,
1970.
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| Edition: | [Revised and updated edition]. |
| Series: | Doubleday/Anchor AO-73
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| 245 | 0 | 4 | |a The poetry of the Negro, 1746-1970 / |c an anthology edited by Langston Hughes and Arna Bontemps. |
| 250 | |a [Revised and updated edition]. | ||
| 264 | 1 | |a Garden City, N.Y. : |b Doubleday, |c 1970. | |
| 300 | |a xxiv, 645 pages ; |c 22 cm. | ||
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| 386 | |a Americans |a African Americans |2 lcdgt | ||
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| 388 | |a Nineteenth century |2 lcsh | ||
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| 504 | |a Includes bibliographical references. | ||
| 505 | 0 | 0 | |g I |t NEGRO POETS OF THE U.S.A. |t Bars Fight / |r Lucy Terry -- |t An Evening Thought / |r Jupiter Hammon -- |t His Excellency General Washington ; |t On Imagination / |r Phillis Wheatley -- |t On Liberty and Slavery / |r George Moses Horton -- |t Epigram / |r Armand Lanusse -- |t The Slave Auction ; |t Let the Light Enter / |r Frances E.W. Harper -- |t Verse Written in the Album of Mademoiselle / |r Pierre Dalcour -- |t The Feet of Judas / |r George Marion McClellan -- |t The Way-side Well / |r Joseph S. Cotter, Sr. -- |t Miss Melerlee / |r John Wesley Holloway -- |t A Litany at Atlanta / |r W.E.B. Du Bois -- |t Paul Laurence Dunbar ; |t An Indignation Dinner / |r James David Corrothers -- |t O Black and Unknown Bards ; |t My City ; |t Lift Every Voice and Sing / |r James Weldon Johnson -- |t Sympathy ; |t Dawn ; |t A Negro Love Song ; |t When Malindy Sings ; |t Little Brown Baby ; |t A Death Song ; |t Ere Sleep Comes Down to Soothe the Weary Eyes ; |t Compensation / |r Paul Laurence Dunbar -- |t Sonnet / |r Alice Dunbar Nelson -- |t The House of Falling Leaves ; |t The Watchers ; |t White Magic: An Ode / |r William Stanley Braithwaite -- |t The Teacher ; |t Tuskegee / |r Leslie Pinckney Hill -- |t A Winter Twilight ; |t For the Candle Light ; |t When the Green Lies over the Earth ; |t Tenebris / |r Angelina Weld Grimké -- |t My Hero / |r Benjamin Brawley -- |t Life Long, Poor Browning ... ; |t Letter to My Sister ; |t At the Carnival ; |t Lines to a Nasturtium ; |t For Jim, Easter Eve / |r Anne Spencer -- |t Enigma ; |t La Vie C'est la Vie ; |t Dead Fires ; |t Oblivion / |r Jessie Redmond Fauset -- |t Morning Light ; |t Arctic Tern in a Museum ; |t Little Birches / |r Effie Lee Newsome -- |t The Heart of a Woman ; |t Youth ; |t Remember ; |t The Suppliant ; |t Old Black Men ; |t Interracial ; |t I Closed My Shutters Fast Last Night ; |t Recessional ; |t My Little Dreams / |r Georgia Douglas Johnson -- |t San Francisco ; |t Villanelle of Washington Square ; |t View Carré / |r Walter Adolphe Roberts -- |t Rulers : |t The Banjo Player ; |t The Scarlet Woman ; |t Tired ; |t Aunt Jane Allen ; |t When I Die ; |t The Lonley Mother ; |t Who Is That A-walking in the Corn? / |r Fenton Johnson -- |t Status Quo ; |t At Early Morn / |r Binga Dismond -- |t The Tropics in New York ; |t After the Winter ; |t Spring in New Hampshire ; |t A Song of the Moon ; |t Harlem Shadows ; |t America ; |t White Houses ; |t If We Must Die ; |t Baptism ; |t Flame-heart / |r Claude McKay -- |t Banking Coal ; |t The Blue Meridian / |r Jean Toomer -- |t Supplication ; |t And What Shall You Say? / |r Joseph S. Cotter, Jr. -- |t Dark Symphony ; |t Lamda ; |t Do / |r Melvin B. Tolson -- |t On Seeing Two Brown Boys in a Catholic Church ; |t Kid Stuff ; |t Toast ; |t Letters Found Near a Suicide / |r Frank Horne -- |t The Craftsman ; |t McDonogh Day in New Orleans / |r Marcus B. Christian -- |t Nocturne Varial ; |t Dream Song ; |t Tranformation / |r Lewis Alexander -- |t The Elevator Man Adheres to Form ; |t Best Loved of Africa ; |t Dance of the Abakweta / |r Margaret Danner -- |t After Winter ; |t Old Lem ; |t Foreclosure ; |t Remembering Nat Turner ; |t Sister Lou / |r Sterling A. Brown -- |t The Mask ; |t Solace ; |t Joy ; |t Interim / |r Clarissa Scott Delany. |
| 505 | 0 | 0 | |t I, Too, Sing America ; |t Dream Variation ; |t The Weary Blues ; |t Mother to Son ; |t The Negro Speaks of Rivers ; |t Personal ; |t Havana Deams ; |t Harlem Sweeties ; |t Merry-Go-Round ; |t Let America Be America Again ; |t I Thought It Was Tangiers I Wanted ; |t Song for a Suicide ; |t Harlem ; |t Birmingham Sunday ; |t Motto ; |t Cultural Exchange / |r Langston Hughes -- |t Sonnets ; |t Lines Written At the Grave of Aleandre Dumas / |r Gwendolyn B. Bennett -- |t A Black Man Talks of Reaping ; |t Miracles ; |t Nocturne at Bethesda ; |t Southern Mansion ; |t Length of Moon ; |t The Return ; |t Idolatry ; |t Close Your Eyes! ; |t Golgotha Is a Mountain ; |t A Note of Humility ; |t The Daybreakers ; |t Nocturne of the wharves ; |t God Give to Men / |r Arna Bontemps -- |t Epitaph for a Bigot ; |t Green Valley / |r Dorothy Vena Johnson -- |t For a Poet ; |t The Wise ; |t For a Lady I Know ; |t Incident ; |t Yet Do I Marvel ; |t Youth Sings a Song of Rosebuds ; |t From the Dark Tower / |r Countee Cullen -- |t The Resurrection ; |t My Angel ; |t And One Shall Live in Two ; |t Muse in Late November ; |t She Said ... / |r Jonathan Henderson Brooks -- |t Poet ; |r Prescience ; |t Haven ; |t Appoggiatura ; |t Benedicion / |r Donald Jeffery Hayes -- |t Four Glimpses of Night ; |t I Sing No New Songs ; |t Robert Whitmore ; |t Flowers of Darkness / |r Frank Marshall Davis -- |t Northboun̕ / |r Lucy Ariel Williams Holloway -- |t Forgotten Dreams ; |t On the Death of a Child / |r Edward Silvera -- |t Summer Matures ; |t Fulfillment ; |t Magalu ; |t Remember Not ; |t Invocation ; |t The Road / |r Helene Johnson -- |t Face of Poverty / |r Lucy Smith -- |t Urgency / |r Sarah E. Wright -- |t Adjuration ; |t Tumult / |r Charles Enoch Wheeler -- |t Plans ; |t A Young David; Birmingham ; |t Words / |r Helen Morgan Brooks -- |t Without Name / |r Pauli Murray -- |t Heart of the Woods / |r Wesley Curtright -- |t Freedom in Mah Soul ; |t Western Town / |r David Wadsworth Cannon, Jr. -- |t A Boy's Need ; |t Crossing a Creek ; |t Willow Bend and Weep ; |t On Calvary's Lonely Hill / |r Herbert Clark Johnson -- |t The Letter / |r Beatrice M. Murphy -- |t O Daedalus, Fly Away Home ; |t Homage to the Empress of the Blues ; |t A Ballad of Remembrance ; |t Runagate Runagate ; |t Frederick Douglass / |r Robert E. Hayden -- |t Creole Girl / |r Leslie Morgan Collins -- |t Six O'Clock ; |t Rag Doll and Summer Birds ; |t Counterpoint ; |t Epitaph for a Negro Woman ; |t The Decision ; |t Poem for My Brother Kenneth / |r Owen Dodson -- |t Memorial Wreath ; |t Legacy: My South / |r Dudley Randall -- |t Where Have You Gone? ... ; |t If There Be Sorrow / |r Mari Evans. |
| 505 | 0 | 0 | |t Molly Means ; |t We Have Been Believers ; |t For My People ; |t October Journey ; |t Harriet Tubman ; |t For Mary McLeod Bethune / |r Margaret Walker -- |t This Hour / |r Oliver LaGrone -- |t Be Daedalus / |r Nanina Alba -- |t Ultimate Equality ; |t Basic / |r Ray Durem -- |t The Fishes and the Poet's Hands / |r Frank Yerby -- |t Kitchenette Building ; |t The Birth in a Narrow Room ; |t "pygmies are pygmies still, though percht on Alps" ; |t First Fight. Then Fiddle ; |t The Wall / |r Gwendolyn Brooks -- |t Here and Now / |r Catharine Cater -- |t Prayer ; |t Another Day / |r Isabella Maria Brown -- |t To Satch ; |t What Bright Pushbutton? / |r Samuel Allen -- |t To an Avenue Sport / |r Helen Johnson Collins -- |t Blues for Bessie ; |t Two Leaqn Cats ... ; |t Young Poet ; |t Sunset Horn / |r Myron O'Higgins -- |t Journey to a Parallel ; |t The African Affair / |r Bruce McM. Wright -- |t Portrait Phillippines ; |t Sonnet / |r Alfred A. Duckett -- |t Time and Tide / |r Hazel Washington LaMarre -- |t Song ; |t Notes for a Movie Script ; |t Letter Across Doubt and Distance ; |t And on This Shore -- |t Picnic: The Liberated / |r M. Carl Holman -- |t Paternal ; |t Mae's Rent Party / |r Ernest J. Wilson, Jr. -- |t A Folding and Unfolding / |r Welton Smith -- |t Church Burning: Mississippi ; |t Black Muslim Boy in a Hospital ; |t Son |r James A. Emanuel -- |t To a Brown Girl / |r Ossie Davis -- |t Refugee ; |t Midway ; |t Mortality / |r Naomi Long Madgett -- |t A Private Letter to Brazil ; |t The Map / |r G.C. Oden -- |t Clubwoman ; |t Jungle / |r Mary Carter Smith -- |t In Spite of All This Much Needed Thunder / |r Zack Gilbert -- |t Christophe / |r Russell Atkins -- |t For William Edward Burghardt DuBois on his Eightieth Birthday / |r Bette Darcie Latimer -- |t Black Man's Feast / |r Sarah Webster Fabio -- |t Jazz / |r Frank London Brown -- |t Miles' Delight / |r Ted Joans -- |t I've Got a Home in that Rock / |r Raymond Patterson -- |t Three Kings / |r James P. Vaughn -- |t To Vanity / |r Darwin T. Turner -- |t Dream / |r Solomon Edwards -- |t Madhouse / |r Calvin C. Hernton -- |t Four Sheets to the Wind and a One-way Ticket to France / |r Conrad Kent Rivers -- |t Preface to a Twenty Volume Suicide Note ; |t Epistrophe / |r LeRoi Jones -- |t Suburbia / |r Maurice Martinez -- |t Afterwards, They Shall Dance ; |t Cincophrenicpoet ; |t Benediction / |r Bob Kaufman -- |t Letter from a Wife / |r S. Carolyn Reese -- |t A Juju of My Own / |r Lebert Bethune -- |t The Feral Pioneers-for Dancer / |r Ishmael Reed -- |t Poems; Birmingham 1962-1964 ; |t Moths ; |t Birmingham ; |t Alabama / |r Julia Fields -- |t Cities and Seas ; |t Ending / |r Norman Jordan -- |t Floodtide ; |r Askia Muhammad Touré -- |t othello jones dresses for dinner ; |t 18,000 feet ; |t eclipse / |r Ed Roberson -- |t Just Making it (Blood for Sale) ; |t The Worker / |r Richard Thomas -- |t Look at That Gal / |r Julian Bond -- |t Gift / |r Carol Freeman -- |t Brainwashing Dramatized / |r Don Johnson -- |t Sketches of Harlem ; |t Downtown-Boy Uptown / |r David Henderson -- |t Memorandum / |r Rudy Bee Graham. |
| 505 | 0 | 0 | |g II. |t TRIBUTARY POEMS BY NON-NEGROES -- |t The Little Black Boy / |r William Blake -- |t To Toussaint L'Ouverture / |r William Wordsworth -- |t The Runaway Slave at Pilgrim's Point / |r Elizabeth Barrett Browning -- |t The Slave's Dream / |r Henry Wadsworth Longfellow -- |t The Farewell / |r John Greenleaf Whittier -- |t Stanzas on Freedom / |r James Russell Lowell -- |t "Formerly a Slave" / |r Herman Melville -- |t The Runaway Slave ; |t The Wounded Person ; |t The Drayman ; |t Ethiopia Saluting the Colors / |r Walt Whitman -- |t Toussaint L'Ouverture / |r Edwin Arlington Robinson -- |t The Bird and the Tree / |r Ridgely Torrence -- |t Mammy Hums ; |t Jazz Fantasia / |r Carl Sandburg -- |t The Congo / |r Vachel Lindsay -- |t Defeat / |r Witter Bynner -- |t Echoes of Childhood ; |t Uncle Jim ; |t Delphy / |r Alice Corbin -- |t How Old Brown Took Harpers Ferry / |r Edmund Clarence Stedman -- |t Porgy, Maria, and Bess / |r DuBose Heyward -- |t The Stong Swimmer / |r William Rose Benét -- |t Elegy on a Nordic White Protestant / |r John Gould Fletcher -- |t Arthur Mitchell / |r Marianne Moore -- |t Upstairs Downstairs / |r Hervey Allen -- |t Negroes ; |t Lynched Negro ; |t Poem to Negro and Whites / |r Maxwell Bodenheim -- |t Small Colored Boy in the Subway / |r Babette Deutsch -- |t Little White Schoolhouse Blues / |r Florence Becker Lennon -- |t The World Looks On / |r Louis Newman -- |t Creed / |r Walter Lowenfels -- |t John Brown's Prayer / |r Stephen Vincent Benét -- |t Sonnets at Christmas (II) / |r Allen Tate -- |t Last Impression of New York ; |t In War ; |t Big Man ; |t Pico Della Mirandola ; |t Things of the Spirit ; |t Pen Hy Cane / |r Mason Jordon Mason -- |t A Communication to Nancy Cunard / |r Kay Boyle -- |t They Are Ours / |r A.B. Magil -- |t Boogie-Woogie Ballads / |r St. Clair McKelway -- |t Street Scene -- 1946 / |r Kenneth Porter -- |t Slave Story / |r Hodding Carter -- |t Norris Dam ; |t Daphne ; |t On a Picture by Pippin, Called "The Den" ; |t Harpers Ferry / |r Selden Rodman -- |t Singing in the Dark / |r Irma Wassall -- |t My South / |r Don West -- |t Negro Spiritual / |r Perient Trott -- |t Songs for a Colored Singer / |r Elizabeth Bishop -- |t Government Injunction / |r Josephine Miles -- |t Nice Day for a Lynching / |r Kenneth Patchen -- |t Lenox Avenue ; |t The Castle / |r Sidney Alexander -- |t The Trial / |r Muriel Rukeyser -- |t Recapitulations XI ; |t The Southerner / |r Karl Shapiro -- |t Say Good-bye to Big Daddy / |r Randall Jarrell -- |t To a Negro Boy Graduating ; |t Countee Cullen / |r Eugene T. Maleska -- |t Bim Bam / |r Dorothy Rosenberg -- |t Juncture / |r Rea Lubar Duncan -- |t Recessional for the Class of 1959 of a School for Delinquent Negro Girls / |r Joseph R. Cowen -- |t Buckdancer's Choice / |r James Dickey -- |t Ode: Salute to the French Negro Poets / |r Frank O'Hara -- |t Requiem for "Bird" Parker / |r Gregory Corso -- |t The Memory of Boxer Benny (Kid) Paret / |r Frank Lima |t BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES |t Author Biographies |t AUTHOR INDEX |t FIRST LINE INDEX. |
| 520 | |a For other editions, see Author Catalog. | ||
| 530 | |a Also issued online. | ||
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