Once : poems / by Alice Walker.
Alice Walker's first collection of poetry, which addresses such topics as civil rights, the South, love, and Africa as viewed by an African American woman.
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New York :
Harcourt, Brace & World,
[1968]
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| Edition: | First edition. |
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Table of Contents:
- African images, glimpses from a tiger's back
- Love
- Karamojans
- Once
- Chic freedom's reflection
- South: The name of home
- Hymn
- The Democratic order: Such things in twenty years I understood
- They who feel death
- On being asked to leave a place of honor for one of comfort
- The enemy
- Compulsory chapel
- To the man in the yellow terry
- The kiss
- What Ovid taught me
- Mornings
- So we've come at last to Freud
- Johann
- The smell of Lebanon
- Warning
- The black prince
- Medicine
- Ballad of the brown girl
- Suicide
- Excuse
- To die before one wakes must be glad
- Exercises on themes from life.