One of this author's poems states "Today I call you to my riverside/
One of this author's poems states "Today I call you to my riverside/If you will study war no more." In a prose work by this writer, the protagonist falls in love with L.D. Tolbrook, who introduces her to prostitution. A poem by this writer that shares its name with her most famous work describes a "fearful trill." In that work, the protagonist, (*) Marguerite, is sent to live in Stamps, Arkansas. Her poem beginning, "A Rock, a River, a Tree" was read at the Clinton inauguration. For 10 points, name this African-American poet of "On the Pulse of Morning," who wrote the autobiographical I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings.
One of this author's poems states "Today I call you to my riverside/
Maya {Angelou} (or Marguerite Ann {Johnson})