Spring & soforth
By: LeRoi Jones, 402 West 20th Street, New York City
Series: Penny poems -- no. 111
Publisher: Penny Poems
Published: 1960
Place of publication: New Haven, Connecticut
Language: eng
Subjects: American poetry; African American authors; Broadsides; Specimens
Other titles: If I could stop; Spring and so forth; Spring and soforth
Notes: Poem printed in typescript

One of the early poems of Amiri Baraka, which precedes his "Cubra libre" and "Suicide notes"

At head of title: "Penny poems" with an illustration of a jester beating a drum between the words "Penny" and "poems"

Printed at end of poem: "&c."

Colophon at lower margin: "Send manuscripts and subscriptions to: Penny Poems, 2826 Yale Station, New Haven, Connecticut"

Restricted: fragile; consult curatorial staff.

Purchased in 2019 with the Edwin Erbe Jr. Fund.