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The Oxford anthology of African-American poetry:

A literary portrait of contrasting visions and styles covers the key issues important to the African-American experience, including poetry on slavery, the South, protest and resistance, music and religion, spirituality, sexuality and love, and the idea of Africa.

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Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	Oxford [u.a.] Oxford Univ. Press 2006
Schlagworte:	Noirs américains - Poésie Poésie américaine - Auteurs noirs américains Schwarze. USA African Americans > Poetry American poetry > African American authors Lyrik Schwarze USA Anthologie
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Zusammenfassung:	A literary portrait of contrasting visions and styles covers the key issues important to the African-American experience, including poetry on slavery, the South, protest and resistance, music and religion, spirituality, sexuality and love, and the idea of Africa.
Beschreibung:	XXIX, 424 S.
ISBN:	0195125630 9780195125634

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adam_text	Contents Introduction xix i. a Poet Black Today s News Elizabeth Alexander 1 when Lucille Clifton 2 Flame Jayne Cortez 3 Nexus Rita Dove 4 To the Pale Poets Ray Durem 5 Why Do So Few Blacks Study Cornelius Eady 6 Creative Writing? Puttin On The Dog (for Corner Girl ) Everett Hoagland 7 Michaelangelo the Elder Bob Kaufman 9 For Black Poets Who Think of Suicide Etheridge Knight 10 Bloodbirth Audre 11 Incantation (forjonetta) E. Ethelbert 12 Blah-Blah Harryette Mullen 13 Detroit Addendum Murray Jackson 14 One sees pictures of Dante: Carl Phillips 15 Poem (for the Blues Singers) Sterling Plumpp 16 Not About Poems Carolyn Rodgers 17 Three Legged Chairs Lamont B. Steptoe 18 2,. O Robert Hayden 19 Afro-American Fragment Langston Hughes 21 O Lance 22 African Dream Bob Kaufman 23 125th Street and Abomey Audre 24 Song of the Andoumboulou: Nathaniel Mackey 25 vc Contenti Outcast Claude McKay 26 Gift from Kenya May Miller 27 Exploring the Dark Content Harryette Mullen 28 My Father s Geography Afaa M. Weaver 29 3. Loom of History Miss Scarlett, Mr. Rhett, and Other Maya Angelou 31 Latter-Day Saints Three Modes of History and Culture Amiri 33 Southern Road Sterling A. Brown 35 Tour Guide: Melvin Dixon 37 The House Slave Rita Dove 39 Son of Msippi Henry Dumas 40 (The Recent Past) C.S. Giscombe 42 Middle Passage Robert Hayden 43 Runagate Runagate Robert Hayden 49 Go Left Out of Shantiville Nathaniel Mackey 52 A Hambone Gospel Lamont B. Steptoe 54 Song of the Son Jean Toomer 56 4. In My Father s House Samuel Allen 57 Return of the Native Amiri 59 Gordian Knot Constance Quarterman Bridges 60 We Have Never Loved Sam Cornish 61 Blackie Thinks of His Brothers Stanley Crouch 62 Blackbottom Toi 63 Sorrow is the Only Faithful One Owen Dodson 64 Nigger Song: An Odyssey Rita Dove 65 Afro-American Henry Dumas 66 The Wrong Street Cornelius Eady 68 Now Christopher Gilbert 69 Alabama Poem Nikki Giovanni 71 Tenebris Angelina Weld 72 Contents The Negro Speaks of Rivers Längsten 73 My People Längsten 74 My Blackness Is the Beauty of This Land Lance 75 The Bones of My Father Etheridge Knight 77 How I See Things Yusef Komunyakaa 79 The Question of Identity Kristin Lattany 81 The Black Unicorn Audre 82 Song of the Andoumboulou: Nathaniel Mackey 83 Swallow the Lake Clarence Major 85 The Colleen J. McElroy 87 Black Power Raymond Patterson 89 Blue Carl Phillips 90 Ballad of Black/ Essence (forJoseph Harrison) Eugene B. Redmond 91 Flounder Natasha Trethewey 92 For My People Margaret Walker 93 5. Must Die Poem for Halfwhite College Students Amiri 95 Beverly Hills, Chicago Gwendolyn Brooks 96 the ISM Wanda Coleman 98 Death of Dr. King Sam Cornish 99 Is It Because I Am Black? Joseph Seamon Cotter Jr. 100 Homestead, USA D. L. Crockett-Smith 101 A Litany at Atlanta W 102 America Henry Dumas 106 We Wear the Mask Paul Laurence Dunbar 107 The World I See Mari 108 Night, Death, Mississippi Robert Hayden 109 The Mob Calvin Hernton 111 Dream Boogie Längsten 113 Tired Fenton Johnson 114 If We Must Die Claude McKay 115 Watts Conrad Kent Rivers 116 XI Contents Walk Like Freedom Carolyn Rodgers 117 A Poem for Players Al 118 6. Shall Be Remembered Robeson at Rutgers Elizabeth Alexander 121 American Gothic/To Satch Samuel Allen 122 For Malcolm: After Mecca Gerald Barrax 123 Music for Martyrs Gwendolyn Brooks 124 Malcolm X Gwendolyn Brooks 125 harriet Lucille Clifton 126 Harriet Tubman Sam Cornish 127 In Mr. Turner s Fields Sam Cornish 129 Banneker Rita Dove 130 David Walker Rita Dove 132 Saba Henry Dumas 133 Frederick Douglass Robert Hayden 134 Fired Up!! (forJudy Rollins) Everett Hoagland 135 The Old Mongoose—for Mac Murray Jackson 137 For Beautiful Mary Brown: June Jordan 138 Chicago Rent Strike Leader For Etheridge Knight Lamont B. Steptoe 139 For Malcolm X Margaret Walker 140 For Mary McLeod Bethune Margaret Walker 141 A Dance for Ma Rainey Al 142 7. So Long Jayne Cortez 145 If I Were Earth Henry Dumas 146 Seduction Cornelius Eady 147 The Anti-Semanticist Everett Hoagland 148 Desire Langston Hughes 150 Echo Audre 151 Woman with Flower Naomi Long Madgett 152 She Is Flat On Her Back (for K.F.) E.Ethelbert Miller 153 Contents Omnivore Harryette Mullen 154 The Joy- Harryette Mullen 155 Pretty Piece of Tail Harryette Mullen 156 (For Poki) A. X. Nicholas 157 Lévitation Carl Phillips 158 Highflown: Love Eugene B. Redmond 160 — Sonia 161 of am I not yo even if u went on shit again The Source of the Singing Marilyn Nelson Waniek 162 8. She Our Sister? Whispers in a Country Church Alvin Aubert 163 The Mother Gwendolyn Brooks 164 Jessie Mitchell s Mother Gwendolyn Brooks 165 Virginia Portrait Sterling A, Brown 166 the lost baby poem Lucille Clifton 168 song at midnight Lucille Clifton 170 Grinding Vibrato Jayne Cortez 171 On the Turning Up of Unidentified Toi Derricotte 173 Black Female Corpses Canary (for Rita Dove 175 ... Mari 176 (The Gospel Singers) Black Queen Blues (Finale) Mari 177 She (for Carolyn Grace) Christopher Gilbert 178 Soft Targets (for Black Girls) Essex Hemphill 179 Stations Audre 180 The Old Women Naomi Long Madgett 182 1915 Clarence Major 183 Illusion Colleen J. McElroy 184 The Circus of the City Colleen J. McElroy 186 Lessons from a Mirror Thylias Moss 188 Anatomy Harryette Mullen 189 xiii Contenti Eyes in the Back of Her Head Harryette Mullen 191 Tune for a Teenage Niece Eugene B. Redmond 193 (for Feminism Carolyn Rodgers 194 There Is a House Lamont B. Steptoe 195 Old Black Ladies Standing on Quincy Troupe 196 Bus Stop Corners Mama I Remember Marilyn Nelson Waniek 199 9. Blood to Blood Alvin Aubert 201 Young Soul Amiri 202 We Real Cool Gwendolyn Brooks 203 Strong Men Sterling A. Brown 204 those boys that ran together Lucille Clifton 207 Portraiture Anita Scott Coleman 208 Knees of a Natural Man (forJay Wright) Henry Dumas 209 Gifts Murray Jackson 210 San Diego Goodbye Murray Jackson 211 Sonnet to a Negro in Harlem Helene 212 Losses Yusef Komunyakaa 213 When Loneliness Is a Man Yusef Komunyakaa 214 At Colleen J. McElroy 215 a Year (for Father (Part Harryette Mullen 217 Father s Day E. Ethelbert Miller 218 Epigrams for My Father Eugene B. Redmond 219 (John Henry Redmond, Sr.) To the Father of Me Lamont B. Steptoe 221 Amateur Fighter (for my father) Natasha Trethewey 111 Reflections on Growing Older Quincy Troupe 223 Poem for My Father (for Quincy Trouppe, Sr.) Quincy Troupe 225 Baby Boy Michael Weaver 227 Anatomy Kevin Young 228 XIV Contents io. Whose Children Are These? Gerald Barrax 229 the children of the poor Gwendolyn Brooks 231 photograph Lucille Clifton 232 The Furious Boy Toi 233 After Reading Mickey in the Night Kitchen Rita Dove 234 for the Third Time Before Bed Fourteen James A. Emanuel 235 Nikki-Rosa Nikki Giovanni 236 Black Cryptogram Michael S. Harper 237 My Children Lance 238 Motherhood Georgia Douglas Johnson 239 Circling the Daughter Etheridge Knight 240 Little Man Around the House Yusef Komunyakaa 241 Now That I Am Forever with Child Audre 242 Offspring Naomi Long Madgett 243 Accessible Heaven Thylias Moss 244 ii. They Are All op Me Why Didnt He Tell Me the Truth Amiri 245 In My Father s House George Barlow 246 Kitchenette Building Gwendolyn Brooks 248 Cousin Mary Wanda Coleman 249 Family Secrets Toi 251 Touching/Not Touching: My Mother Toi 252 Taking in Wash Rita Dove 253 Abraham Got All the Stars n the Sand Ruth Forman 254 Mothers Nikki Giovanni 255 Knoxville, Tennessee Nikki Giovanni 257 Camp Story Michael S. Harper 258 Kin2 Michael S. Harper 260 Those Winter Sundays Robert Hayden 261 Big Zeb Johnson Everett Hoagland 262 XV Contenti The Idea of Ancestry Etheridge Knight 264 My Father s Loveletters Yusef Komunyakaa 266 Black Mother Woman Audre 267 Under the Oak Table Colleen J. McElroy 268 Ruth Colleen J. McElroy 270 Jasmine E. Ethelbert Miller 273 One for All Newborns Thylias Moss • 274 Saturday Afternoon, When Chores Are Done Harryette Mullen 275 a poem for my father Sonia 277 Little Girl Talk Delores S. Williams 278 If he let us go now Sherley Anne Williams 280 The Boiling Kevin Young 281 12. Ma Rainey Sterling A. Brown 283 Hell Hound Blues D. L. Crockett-Smith 285 Brother John Michael S. Harper 286 Homage to the Empress of the Blues Robert Hayden 288 Jazzonia Längsten 289 Walking Parker Home Bob Kaufman 290 Copacetic Mingus Yusef Komunyakaa 291 Glenn on Monk s Mountain Nathaniel Mackey 292 Lamda Melvin B. 294 Dancers Afaa M. Weaver 295 The Art of Benny Carter Al 296 13. Nocturne at Bethesda Arna Bontemps good friday Lucille Clifton Simon the Cyrenian Speaks Countee Cullen Madam and the Minister Langston Hughes Song of the Whirlwind Fenton Johnson The Creation James Weldon Johnson xn Contents Calvary Way May Miller 307 Holy Days Larry Neal 308 mama s God Carolyn Rodgers 309 A New Nephilim Afaa M. Weaver 310 Myself When I Am Real Al 311 Revival Kevin Young 312 Gray Day in January in La Jolla Quincy Troupe 313 14. The Scuba Diver Recovers the Body of Gerald Barrax 315 a Drowned Child The House of Falling Leaves William Stanley Braithwaite 317 The Rites for Cousin Gwendolyn Brooks 318 In Honor of David Anderson Brooks, Gwendolyn Brooks 319 My Father the death of thelma sayles Lucille Clifton 320 The Charm Rita Dove 321 A Death Song Paul Laurence Dunbar 322 Wedding Ruth Forman 323 We Assume: On The Death of Our Son, Michael S. Harper 324 Reuben Masai Harper Nightmare Begins Responsibility Michael S. Harper 325 Song for a Suicide Längsten 326 Wake Langston Hughes 327 Suicide s Note Langston Hughes 328 Aunt Jane Allen Fenton Johnson 329 Go Down Death (A Funeral Sermon) James Weldon Johnson 330 Awe Bob Kaufman 333 A Poem of Attrition Etheridge Knight 334 Another Poem for Me Etheridge Knight 335 (after Recovering from an Please Yusef Komunyakaa 336 My Mother Claude McKay 338 Going Under Carl Phillips 339 xvn Contents Annie Patricia Smith 340 The Old People Speak of Death Quincy Troupe 342 (for Grandmother Solace Margaret Walker 344 Wake Kevin Young 345 15. Family Affairs Maya Angelou 347 Rhinemaiden D. L. Crockett-Smith 349 Open Letter Owen Dodson 350 Paradiso Cornelius Eady 351 Walking Down Park Nikki Giovanni 352 Dream Variation Langston Hughes 354 I Dream a World Langston Hughes 355 For Russell and Rowena Jelliffe Langston Hughes 356 Lift Ev ry Voice and Sing James Weldon Johnson 357 The Gods Wrote Keorapetse Kgositsile 358 I Have a Dream Pat Parker 360 Daybreak Sterling Plumpp 362 Now Margaret Walker 363 In C.W s Closet Afaa M. Weaver 364 The Song Turning Back Into Itself Al 366 Biographies 369 Credits 391 Index 413 xnu For over two centuries, black poets have created verse that reflects the sorrows, joys, and triumphs of the African-American experience. Reflecting their variety of visions and styles, The Oxford Anthology of African- Amencan Poetry aims to offer nothing less than a definitive literary portrait of a people. Here are poems by writers as different as Paul Laurence Dunbar and W.E.B. Langston Hughes; Gwendolyn Brooks and Amiri Mullen; Yusef Komunyakaa and Nathaniel Mackey. Acclaimed as a biographer and editor, Arnold Rampersad groups these poems as meditations on key issues in black culture, including the idea of Africa; the South; slavery; protest, and resistance; the black man, woman, and child; sexual¬ ity and love; music and religion; spiritual¬ ity; death, and transcendence. With their often starkly contrasting visipns and styles, these poets illuminate some of the more controversial and inti¬ mate aspects of the black American experience. Poetry here is not only or mainly a vehicle of protest but also an explo¬ ration of the more complex and tender subtleties of black culture. One section of¬ fers tributes to celebrated leaders such as Sojoumer more reflect the heroism compelled by everyday black life. The variety of poetic forms and language captures the brilliant essence of English as mastered by black Americans dedicated to the art of poetry. Loving and yet also honest and unsparing, The Oxford Book of African- American Poetry is for readers who trea¬ sure both poetry and the genius of black America. ARNOLD RAMPERSAD is Sara Hart Kimball Professor in the Humanities and Associate Dean for the Humanities at Stanford University. His many books include the two-volume Life of Langston Hughes; Days of Grace: A Memoir (co-authored with Arthur Ashe); and the definitive Collected Poems of Langston Hughes.
adam_txt	Contents Introduction xix i. a Poet Black Today's News Elizabeth Alexander 1 when Lucille Clifton 2 Flame Jayne Cortez 3 Nexus Rita Dove 4 To the Pale Poets Ray Durem 5 Why Do So Few Blacks Study Cornelius Eady 6 Creative Writing? Puttin' On The Dog (for "Corner Girl") Everett Hoagland 7 "Michaelangelo" the Elder Bob Kaufman 9 For Black Poets Who Think of Suicide Etheridge Knight 10 Bloodbirth Audre 11 Incantation (forjonetta) E. Ethelbert 12 Blah-Blah Harryette Mullen 13 Detroit Addendum Murray Jackson 14 One sees pictures of Dante: Carl Phillips 15 Poem (for the Blues Singers) Sterling Plumpp 16 Not About Poems Carolyn Rodgers 17 Three Legged Chairs Lamont B. Steptoe 18 2,. O Robert Hayden 19 Afro-American Fragment Langston Hughes 21 O Lance 22 African Dream Bob Kaufman 23 125th Street and Abomey Audre 24 Song of the Andoumboulou: Nathaniel Mackey 25 vc Contenti Outcast Claude McKay 26 Gift from Kenya May Miller 27 Exploring the Dark Content Harryette Mullen 28 My Father's Geography Afaa M. Weaver 29 3. Loom of History Miss Scarlett, Mr. Rhett, and Other Maya Angelou 31 Latter-Day Saints Three Modes of History and Culture Amiri 33 Southern Road Sterling A. Brown 35 Tour Guide: Melvin Dixon 37 The House Slave Rita Dove 39 Son of Msippi Henry Dumas 40 (The Recent Past) C.S. Giscombe 42 Middle Passage Robert Hayden 43 Runagate Runagate Robert Hayden 49 Go Left Out of Shantiville Nathaniel Mackey 52 A Hambone Gospel Lamont B. Steptoe 54 Song of the Son Jean Toomer 56 4. In My Father's House Samuel Allen 57 Return of the Native Amiri 59 Gordian Knot Constance Quarterman Bridges 60 We Have Never Loved Sam Cornish 61 Blackie Thinks of His Brothers Stanley Crouch 62 Blackbottom Toi 63 Sorrow is the Only Faithful One Owen Dodson 64 Nigger Song: An Odyssey Rita Dove 65 Afro-American Henry Dumas 66 The Wrong Street Cornelius Eady 68 Now Christopher Gilbert 69 Alabama Poem Nikki Giovanni 71 Tenebris Angelina Weld 72 Contents The Negro Speaks of Rivers Längsten 73 My People Längsten 74 My Blackness Is the Beauty of This Land Lance 75 The Bones of My Father Etheridge Knight 77 How I See Things Yusef Komunyakaa 79 The Question of Identity Kristin Lattany 81 The Black Unicorn Audre 82 Song of the Andoumboulou: Nathaniel Mackey 83 Swallow the Lake Clarence Major 85 The Colleen J. McElroy 87 Black Power Raymond Patterson 89 Blue Carl Phillips 90 Ballad of Black/ Essence (forJoseph Harrison) Eugene B. Redmond 91 Flounder Natasha Trethewey 92 For My People Margaret Walker 93 5. Must Die Poem for Halfwhite College Students Amiri 95 Beverly Hills, Chicago Gwendolyn Brooks 96 the ISM Wanda Coleman 98 Death of Dr. King Sam Cornish 99 Is It Because I Am Black? Joseph Seamon Cotter Jr. 100 Homestead, USA D. L. Crockett-Smith 101 A Litany at Atlanta W 102 America Henry Dumas 106 We Wear the Mask Paul Laurence Dunbar 107 The World I See Mari 108 Night, Death, Mississippi Robert Hayden 109 The Mob Calvin Hernton 111 Dream Boogie Längsten 113 Tired Fenton Johnson 114 If We Must Die Claude McKay 115 Watts Conrad Kent Rivers 116 XI Contents Walk Like Freedom Carolyn Rodgers 117 A Poem for Players Al 118 6. Shall Be Remembered Robeson at Rutgers Elizabeth Alexander 121 American Gothic/To Satch Samuel Allen 122 For Malcolm: After Mecca Gerald Barrax 123 Music for Martyrs Gwendolyn Brooks 124 Malcolm X Gwendolyn Brooks 125 harriet Lucille Clifton 126 Harriet Tubman Sam Cornish 127 In Mr. Turner's Fields Sam Cornish 129 Banneker Rita Dove 130 David Walker Rita Dove 132 Saba Henry Dumas 133 Frederick Douglass Robert Hayden 134 Fired Up!! (forJudy Rollins) Everett Hoagland 135 The Old Mongoose—for Mac Murray Jackson 137 For Beautiful Mary Brown: June Jordan 138 Chicago Rent Strike Leader For Etheridge Knight Lamont B. Steptoe 139 For Malcolm X Margaret Walker 140 For Mary McLeod Bethune Margaret Walker 141 A Dance for Ma Rainey Al 142 7. So Long Jayne Cortez 145 If I Were Earth Henry Dumas 146 Seduction Cornelius Eady 147 The Anti-Semanticist Everett Hoagland 148 Desire Langston Hughes 150 Echo Audre 151 Woman with Flower Naomi Long Madgett 152 She Is Flat On Her Back (for K.F.) E.Ethelbert Miller 153 Contents Omnivore Harryette Mullen 154 The Joy- Harryette Mullen 155 Pretty Piece of Tail Harryette Mullen 156 (For Poki) A. X. Nicholas 157 Lévitation Carl Phillips 158 Highflown: Love Eugene B. Redmond 160 — Sonia 161 of am I not yo even if u went on shit again The Source of the Singing Marilyn Nelson Waniek 162 8. She Our Sister? Whispers in a Country Church Alvin Aubert 163 The Mother Gwendolyn Brooks 164 Jessie Mitchell's Mother Gwendolyn Brooks 165 Virginia Portrait Sterling A, Brown 166 the lost baby poem Lucille Clifton 168 song at midnight Lucille Clifton 170 Grinding Vibrato Jayne Cortez 171 On the Turning Up of Unidentified Toi Derricotte 173 Black Female Corpses Canary (for Rita Dove 175 . Mari 176 (The Gospel Singers) Black Queen Blues (Finale) Mari 177 She (for Carolyn Grace) Christopher Gilbert 178 Soft Targets (for Black Girls) Essex Hemphill 179 Stations Audre 180 The Old Women Naomi Long Madgett 182 1915 Clarence Major 183 Illusion Colleen J. McElroy 184 The Circus of the City Colleen J. McElroy 186 Lessons from a Mirror Thylias Moss 188 Anatomy Harryette Mullen 189 xiii Contenti Eyes in the Back of Her Head Harryette Mullen 191 Tune for a Teenage Niece Eugene B. Redmond 193 (for Feminism Carolyn Rodgers 194 There Is a House Lamont B. Steptoe 195 Old Black Ladies Standing on Quincy Troupe 196 Bus Stop Corners Mama I Remember Marilyn Nelson Waniek 199 9. Blood to Blood Alvin Aubert 201 Young Soul Amiri 202 We Real Cool Gwendolyn Brooks 203 Strong Men Sterling A. Brown 204 those boys that ran together Lucille Clifton 207 Portraiture Anita Scott Coleman 208 Knees of a Natural Man (forJay Wright) Henry Dumas 209 Gifts Murray Jackson 210 San Diego Goodbye Murray Jackson 211 Sonnet to a Negro in Harlem Helene 212 Losses Yusef Komunyakaa 213 When Loneliness Is a Man Yusef Komunyakaa 214 At Colleen J. McElroy 215 a Year (for Father (Part Harryette Mullen 217 Father's Day E. Ethelbert Miller 218 Epigrams for My Father Eugene B. Redmond 219 (John Henry Redmond, Sr.) To the Father of Me Lamont B. Steptoe 221 Amateur Fighter (for my father) Natasha Trethewey 111 Reflections on Growing Older Quincy Troupe 223 Poem for My Father (for Quincy Trouppe, Sr.) Quincy Troupe 225 Baby Boy Michael Weaver 227 Anatomy Kevin Young 228 XIV Contents io. Whose Children Are These? Gerald Barrax 229 the children of the poor Gwendolyn Brooks 231 photograph Lucille Clifton 232 The Furious Boy Toi 233 After Reading Mickey in the Night Kitchen Rita Dove 234 for the Third Time Before Bed Fourteen James A. Emanuel 235 Nikki-Rosa Nikki Giovanni 236 Black Cryptogram Michael S. Harper 237 My Children Lance 238 Motherhood Georgia Douglas Johnson 239 Circling the Daughter Etheridge Knight 240 Little Man Around the House Yusef Komunyakaa 241 Now That I Am Forever with Child Audre 242 Offspring Naomi Long Madgett 243 Accessible Heaven Thylias Moss 244 ii. They Are All op Me Why Didnt He Tell Me the Truth Amiri 245 In My Father's House George Barlow 246 Kitchenette Building Gwendolyn Brooks 248 Cousin Mary Wanda Coleman 249 Family Secrets Toi 251 Touching/Not Touching: My Mother Toi 252 Taking in Wash Rita Dove 253 Abraham Got All the Stars n the Sand Ruth Forman 254 Mothers Nikki Giovanni 255 Knoxville, Tennessee Nikki Giovanni 257 Camp Story Michael S. Harper 258 Kin2 Michael S. Harper 260 Those Winter Sundays Robert Hayden 261 Big Zeb Johnson Everett Hoagland 262 XV Contenti The Idea of Ancestry Etheridge Knight 264 My Father's Loveletters Yusef Komunyakaa 266 Black Mother Woman Audre 267 Under the Oak Table Colleen J. McElroy 268 Ruth Colleen J. McElroy 270 Jasmine E. Ethelbert Miller 273 One for All Newborns Thylias Moss • 274 Saturday Afternoon, When Chores Are Done Harryette Mullen 275 a poem for my father Sonia 277 Little Girl Talk Delores S. Williams 278 If he let us go now Sherley Anne Williams 280 The Boiling Kevin Young 281 12. Ma Rainey Sterling A. Brown 283 Hell Hound Blues D. L. Crockett-Smith 285 Brother John Michael S. Harper 286 Homage to the Empress of the Blues Robert Hayden 288 Jazzonia Längsten 289 Walking Parker Home Bob Kaufman 290 Copacetic Mingus Yusef Komunyakaa 291 Glenn on Monk's Mountain Nathaniel Mackey 292 Lamda Melvin B. 294 Dancers Afaa M. Weaver 295 The Art of Benny Carter Al 296 13. Nocturne at Bethesda Arna Bontemps good friday Lucille Clifton Simon the Cyrenian Speaks Countee Cullen Madam and the Minister Langston Hughes Song of the Whirlwind Fenton Johnson The Creation James Weldon Johnson xn Contents Calvary Way May Miller 307 Holy Days Larry Neal 308 mama's God Carolyn Rodgers 309 A New Nephilim Afaa M. Weaver 310 Myself When I Am Real Al 311 Revival Kevin Young 312 Gray Day in January in La Jolla Quincy Troupe 313 14. The Scuba Diver Recovers the Body of Gerald Barrax 315 a Drowned Child The House of Falling Leaves William Stanley Braithwaite 317 The Rites for Cousin Gwendolyn Brooks 318 In Honor of David Anderson Brooks, Gwendolyn Brooks 319 My Father the death of thelma sayles Lucille Clifton 320 The Charm Rita Dove 321 A Death Song Paul Laurence Dunbar 322 Wedding Ruth Forman 323 We Assume: On The Death of Our Son, Michael S. Harper 324 Reuben Masai Harper Nightmare Begins Responsibility Michael S. Harper 325 Song for a Suicide Längsten 326 Wake Langston Hughes 327 Suicide's Note Langston Hughes 328 Aunt Jane Allen Fenton Johnson 329 Go Down Death (A Funeral Sermon) James Weldon Johnson 330 Awe Bob Kaufman 333 A Poem of Attrition Etheridge Knight 334 Another Poem for Me Etheridge Knight 335 (after Recovering from an Please Yusef Komunyakaa 336 My Mother Claude McKay 338 Going Under Carl Phillips 339 xvn Contents Annie Patricia Smith 340 The Old People Speak of Death Quincy Troupe 342 (for Grandmother Solace Margaret Walker 344 Wake Kevin Young 345 15. Family Affairs Maya Angelou 347 Rhinemaiden D. L. Crockett-Smith 349 Open Letter Owen Dodson 350 Paradiso Cornelius Eady 351 Walking Down Park Nikki Giovanni 352 Dream Variation Langston Hughes 354 I Dream a World Langston Hughes 355 For Russell and Rowena Jelliffe Langston Hughes 356 Lift Ev'ry Voice and Sing James Weldon Johnson 357 The Gods Wrote Keorapetse Kgositsile 358 I Have a Dream Pat Parker 360 Daybreak Sterling Plumpp 362 Now Margaret Walker 363 In C.W's Closet Afaa M. Weaver 364 The Song Turning Back Into Itself Al 366 Biographies 369 Credits 391 Index 413 xnu For over two centuries, black poets have created verse that reflects the sorrows, joys, and triumphs of the African-American experience. Reflecting their variety of visions and styles, The Oxford Anthology of African- Amencan Poetry aims to offer nothing less than a definitive literary portrait of a people. Here are poems by writers as different as Paul Laurence Dunbar and W.E.B. Langston Hughes; Gwendolyn Brooks and Amiri Mullen; Yusef Komunyakaa and Nathaniel Mackey. Acclaimed as a biographer and editor, Arnold Rampersad groups these poems as meditations on key issues in black culture, including the idea of Africa; the South; slavery; protest, and resistance; the black man, woman, and child; sexual¬ ity and love; music and religion; spiritual¬ ity; death, and transcendence. With their often starkly contrasting visipns and styles, these poets illuminate some of the more controversial and inti¬ mate aspects of the black American experience. Poetry here is not only or mainly a vehicle of protest but also an explo¬ ration of the more complex and tender subtleties of black culture. One section of¬ fers tributes to celebrated leaders such as Sojoumer more reflect the heroism compelled by everyday black life. The variety of poetic forms and language captures the brilliant essence of English as mastered by black Americans dedicated to the art of poetry. Loving and yet also honest and unsparing, The Oxford Book of African- American Poetry is for readers who trea¬ sure both poetry and the genius of black America. ARNOLD RAMPERSAD is Sara Hart Kimball Professor in the Humanities and Associate Dean for the Humanities at Stanford University. His many books include the two-volume Life "of Langston Hughes; Days of Grace: A Memoir (co-authored with Arthur Ashe); and the definitive Collected Poems of Langston Hughes.
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