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All the songs we sing : celebrating the 25th anniversary of the Carolina African American Writers' Collective / Carolina African American Writers' Collective ; edited by Lenard D. Moore.

Van Pelt Library PS508.N3 A55 2020
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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Moore, Lenard D., 1958- editor, writer of introduction.
Carolina African American Writers' Collective.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Carolina African American Writers' Collective.
American literature--African American authors.
American literature.
Carolina African American Writers' Collective--Literary collections.
Genre:
Essays.
Literary collections.
Poetry.
Literature.
Physical Description:
xiii, 207 pages ; 26 cm
Place of Publication:
[Durham, North Carolina] : Blair, [2020]
Contents:
Poetry
Pray p. 7 / Oktavi Allison
When I Consider the Open Casket p. 8 / Kim Arrington
Haiku-brown girls, hiking trail p. 9 / Valeria Bullock
An Unrelenting Meal p. 10
Artichoke Pickle Passion: A Sonnet p. 11 / Beverly Fields Burnette
Donny Hathaway p. 12 / Christian Campbell
Portrait of pink, or blush p. 13 / Adrienne Christian
The Moment at Hand p. 14
Golden Whistles for Emmett Till p. 15
Woman-Child p. 16
Brown Fedora p. 17
Haiku-sliver of moonlight, rose-laying, springtime farewell, navy blue hearse, wild onions p. 18 / L. Teresa Church
Things My Father Taught Me p. 19
Dear-, p. 20 / DéLana R.A. Dameron
Black Barbie p. 21
Black Lotus p. 22
The Grill Master p. 23 / Celeste Doaks
What to Eat, What to Drink, and What to Leave for Poison p. 24
7 Problems in Pedagogy p. 31 / Camille T. Dungy
That Feeling I Get p. 32
Rise p. 34 / Cynthia M. Gary
The Pictograph Selfie p. 35
A Link Between Worlds p. 36 / Ashley Harris
Annuals and Perennials p. 38 / Janice W. Hodges
All Children Are Our Children p. 40 / Janice W. Hodges (The Call) and Afefe Lana Tyehimba (Response)
Love Poem p. 44
Barrage p. 45 / Janice W. Hodges
Sons of the dark p. 46 / Brian H. Jackson
Ghazali p. 48 / Chantal James
First Breath p. 49
Out of This World p. 51
My Best Days p. 52 / Valjeanne Jeffers
In a Place Where p. 53
Somebody's Child p. 55
In My Father's House p. 58 / Patricia A. Johnson
Father Sound p. 60
Seven Ways of Looking at Black Flowers p. 62
Gullah p. 64 / Fred Joiner
Because of Emmett Till p. 66
When I Thought of Racism p. 67 / Diane Judge
Poet: code's story p. 68
Iset, god and mother p. 69
Persephone (call me perse) p. 71 / Raina J. León
Sweetness p. 72
Pollination: Outskirts of Raleigh, NC, 1968 p. 74
Haiku-in Dorian's wake, carved wooden horses, tidal pools on the beach, a single deer, near the ruins p. 76 / Sheila Smith McKoy
Interrogation of Harriet Tubman p. 77
A Reminiscing Daddy p. 79
Bop: Coaching Poets p. 80
Haiku Sequence p. 81 / Lenard D. Moore
Haiku-the dark rock-road p. 82
Mai Bahamian Haiku p. 83 / Maiisha L. Moore
Color Like This p. 84
Deeper Than Skin p. 85
Walking Sepia p. 86 / Grace Ocasio
The ballad of anita hill p. 87
Ballad of bertie county p. 89 / Evie Shockley
Vitals p. 93
Greyhound p. 94
Whole Fish p. 95
Post-Surgery Strength p. 96
Life Alert p. 97
Haiku-spring break, slave museum, plantation tour p. 98 / Crystal Simone Smith
Brother Haints p. 99
North Star Blues p. 100
Rattle Grass at Fort Fisher p. 102 / Darrell SCIPOET Stover
Black Light: To MLK, Jr. p. 103
Sojourner: Daughter of Eden p. 104
Elementary Days p. 105 / Gina M. Streaty
Your David, My Saul p. 107
Tact p. 108
A Few Years In p. 110 / Cedric Tillman
Ashe (So Be It) p. 111
The Dowry p. 117
Legacy of Somebody's Baby (Beaten and Suspended from a Tree) p. 119 / Afefe Lana Tyehimba
Tired Enough to Fill a River of Sleep p. 120
Blackbirds Listen p. 121 / Karen Wade
Driving Lesson p. 122
New Spring p. 123
Morning Rises p. 124 / Jacqueline D. Washington
The Archeologist: Excavating the Long Green p. 125
The Question of Doctor Isaac Copper p. 127
Isaac Copper I: Why I Am Called Doctor or Minister p. 128 / Carole Boston Weatherford
I Am Black & Comely p. 129
You Da Only Man I Loves, Daddy: Lot's Daughters p. 130 / L. Lamar Wilson
Haiku-the smell of tomato plants, pale ferns, early frost, water from the sky p. 132 / Gideon Young
Fiction
Sophia (excerpt from Salt in the Sugar Bowl) p. 135 / Angela Belcher-Epps
When the Stars Begin to Fall p. 143 / Tracie M. Fellers
A History of Wanting (excerpt from Fes Is a Mirror) p. 149 / Chantal James
On the Border p. 153 / Mélina Mangal
Sanctuary p. 157 / Sheila Smith McKoy
Tuck Hughes p. 163 / Gina M. Streaty
Nonfiction
From Dirt p. 171 / Camille T. Dungy
Perennials p. 175 / Angela Belcher Epps
The World Loses Its Former Shape: Caught in the Undertow of Grief p. 178 / Chantal James
Scents and Sensibility: The Loss of Smell Brings an Unexpected Gift p. 183 / Bridgette A. Lacy
An Onslow County Tradition p. 186 / Lenard D. Moore
A Literary Mission Accomplished: Twenty-Five Years of the Carolina African American Writers' Collective p. 188 / L. Teresa Church
Afterword. "Report from Part Three": The Legacy of the Carolina African American Writers' Collective p. 191 / Dr. Lauri Scheyer [Ramey], scholar and author of A History of African American Poetry (2019).
Notes:
Foreword by Jaki Shelton Green and introduction by Lenard D. Moore.
ISBN:
9781949467338
1949467333
OCLC:
1164805504

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