African-American Poetry: An Anthology, 1773-1927 (Dover Thrift Editions)
A Poem Entitled The Day And The War, Selsby James Madison BellDe Cunjah Manby James Edwin CampbellMors Et Vitaby James Edwin CampbellOl' Doc' Hyarby James Edwin Campbell'sciplinin' Sister Brownby James Edwin CampbellDe Black Cat Crossed His Luckby James D. CarrothersAt The Closed Gate Of Justiceby James David CorrothersAn Indignation Dinnerby James David CorrothersPaul Laurence Dunbarby James David CorrothersThe Don't-care Negroby Joseph Seamon, Sr. CotterDr. Booker T. Washington To The National Negro Business Leagueby Joseph Seamon, Sr. CotterFrederick Douglassby Joseph Seamon, Sr. CotterFrom The Dark Towerby Countee CullenTo John Keats, Poet, At Spring Timeby Countee CullenYet Do I Marvelby Countee CullenAunt Chloe's Lullabyby Daniel Webster DavisI Can Trustby Daniel Webster DavisAn Ante-bellum Sermonby Paul Laurence DunbarThe Haunted Oakby Paul Laurence DunbarThe Poetby Paul Laurence DunbarSympathy (2)by Paul Laurence DunbarWe Wear The Maskby Paul Laurence DunbarWhen Malindy Singsby Paul Laurence DunbarAtlanta Exposition Odeby Mary Weston FordhamWordsworthby Angelina Weld GrimkeBury Me In A Free Landby Frances Ellen Watkins HarperLearning To Readby Frances Ellen Watkins HarperLines 141-199by Frances Ellen Watkins Harper'sir, We Would See Jesus'by Frances Ellen Watkins HarperSongs For The Peopleby Frances Ellen Watkins HarperTo The Union Savers Of Clevelandby Frances Ellen Watkins HarperThey Are Coming?by Josephine Dephine Henderson HeardEarly Affectionby George Moses HortonGeorge Moses Horton, Myselfby George Moses HortonImploring To Be Resigned At Deathby George Moses HortonLiberty And Slaveryby George Moses HortonTroubled With The Itch, And Rubbing With Sulphurby George Moses HortonBound No'th Bluesby James Langston HughesI, Tooby James Langston HughesJazzoniaby James Langston HughesMother To Sonby James Langston HughesThe Negro Speaks Of Riversby James Langston HughesLift Every Voice And Singby James Weldon JohnsonO Black And Unknown Bardsby James Weldon JohnsonThe White Witchby James Weldon JohnsonThe Feet Of Judasby George Marion McclellanA January Dandelionby George Marion McclellanA September Nightby George Marion McclellanEnslavedby Claude MckayFlame-heartby Claude MckayThe Harlem Dancerby Claude MckayIf We Must Dieby Claude MckayThe Tropics In New Yorkby Claude MckayRobert G. Shawby Henrietta Cordelia RayVerses To My Heart's-sisterby Henrietta Cordelia RayAway To Canadaby Joshua Mccarter SimpsonTo The White People Of Americaby Joshua Mccarter SimpsonDunbarby Anne SpencerLetter To My Sisterby Anne SpencerWhite Thingsby Anne SpencerThe Muse's Favorby Priscilla Jane ThompsonThe Muse's Favor: The Songby Priscilla Jane ThompsonCane: Her Lips Are Copper Wireby Jean ToomerGeorgia Duskby Jean ToomerWish For An Overcoatby Alfred Islay WaldenAn Hymn To The Eveningby Phillis WheatleyOn Being Brought From Africa To Americaby Phillis WheatleyHow Long?by James Monroe WhitfieldThe Misanthropistby James Monroe WhitfieldCanto 1, Stanza 1by Albery Allson WhitmanCanto 1, Stanza 19by Albery Allson WhitmanCanto 1, Stanza 2by Albery Allson WhitmanCanto 1, Stanza 20by Albery Allson WhitmanCanto 1, Stanza 33by Albery Allson WhitmanCanto 1, Stanza 34by Albery Allson WhitmanCanto 2, Stanza 11by Albery Allson WhitmanCanto 2, Stanza 7by Albery Allson WhitmanCanto 2, Stanza 8by Albery Allson WhitmanNot A Man And Yet A Man: Saville In Troubleby Albery Allson WhitmanNot A Man And Yet A Man: The End Of The Whole Matterby Albery Allson WhitmanNot A Man And Yet A Man: The Runawayby Albery Allson Whitman--Table of Poems fromPoem Finder®