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The Book of American Negro Poetry

INDEX OF TITLES

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After the Winter And What Shall You Say? At the Carnival At the Closed Gate of Justice

Band of Gideon, The Banjo Player, The Barrier, The Before the Feast of Shushan Big Bell in Zion, The Black Mammies Brothers Butterfly in Church, A

Calling the Doctor Chaucer Children of the Sun Christmas at Melrose Christmas Eve in France Compensation Corn Song, The Creation, The Cunjah Man, De

Dawn's Awake! The Dead Fires Death Song, A Debt, The Del Cascar Dogwood Blossoms Dream and the Song Drum Majah, De Dunbar Dusk Song

Feet of Judas, The Fifty Years Flame-Heart

Harlem Dancer, The Harlem Shadows Haunted Oak, The Heart of a Woman, The Hills of Sewanee, The Hog Meat

If We Must Die Indignation Dinner, An In the Matter of Two Men Ironic: LL.D. Is It Because I Am Black? 'Ittle Touzle Head It Was Not Fate I Want to Die While You Love Me

Keep Me, Jesus, Keep Me

La Vie C'est la Vie Litany of Atlanta, A Little Brown Baby Little Cabin, A Lost Illusions Lover's Lane Lynching, The

Miss Melerlee Mother Night My Hero My Little Dreams

Negro Love Song, A Negro Poets Negro Serenade Negro Singer, The Negro Soldiers, The New Day, The

O Black and Unknown Bards Oblivion Ol' Doc' Hyar Oriflamme O Southland

Paul Laurence Dunbar Prayer, A

Rain Music Rain Song, The Rhapsody Road to the Bow, The Rubinstein Staccato Etude, The

Sandy Star and Willie Gee Scarlet Woman, The Scintilla Sence You Went Away Ships That Pass in the Night Sic Vita Song of Thanks, A Sonnet Sprin' Fevah Spring in New Hampshire Stanzas from The Fledgling Bard and the Poetry Society Star of Ethiopia Summer Magic Supplication

Teacher, The Time to Die Tired Tired Worker, The To a Skull To O. E. A To Our Friends To the White Fiends Translation Turn Me to My Yellow Leaves Tuskegee Two-an'-Six Two Points of View

Uncle Eph's Banjo Song

Washer-Woman, The 'Weh Down Souf Welt When de Co'n Pone's Hot When Ol' Sis Judy Pray White Witch, The Why Adam Sinned Wife-Woman, The Winter Is Coming

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