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Poems, 1938-1940 by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Poems, 1938-1940 by Gwendolyn Brooks, front cover (verso)
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My Japanese Friend, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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My Japanese Friend, by Gwendolyn Brooks (verso)
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Old Apartment House (Chicago), by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Old Apartment House, by Gwendolyn Brooks, page 2 (verso)
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Ripeness, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Pride, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Last End, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Why Poets Write Poems, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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To Herman Lawrence, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Of Lavinia Chapman, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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To Bernard Goss, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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To Margaret Taylor, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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To One She Wishes She Did Not Love, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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For Theries C. Lindsey, Flowers In The Road, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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The Crazy Woman, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Bones, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Sara-Beth, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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You Never Know When Love Is Coming, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Truth, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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The Little Clock, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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This Time, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Nothing to Say, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Old Laughter, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Bareness, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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November, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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I Used To Play With Paper Dolls, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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I Like A Bit Of Scantiness, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Death and Sun and Air, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Lara Trall, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Lara Trall, by Gwendolyn Brooks, page 2
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Tradition, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Gray Old Yesterdays, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Lion. Robin., by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Dizziness, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Elementals, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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I Weary Of Confusion, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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It Is The Very Gold of Joy by Gwendolyn Brooks
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She Has Wept For Love, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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I Shall Write No Letter, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Life Hits And Runs, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Failure, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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One Wonders At The Thoughts That Crawl, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Road, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Thinking, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Some Eyes Do Not Bother, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Since There Is Always Poetry, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Chirp Again, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Who Grants To Love, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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I Want You With Me Always, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Time-Waste, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Verjuice, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Sung By A Negro Girl, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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He Died Last Evening, Mary, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Autumn, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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For Armistice Day, 1938, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Life Asks But Time, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Beth, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Relaxation, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Fairies, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Easter Day, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Poems -- 1938 by Gwendolyn Brooks, section title page (recto)
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Poems -- 1938 by Gwendolyn Brooks, section title page (verso)
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Here Stands Convention In The Road, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Saint Valentine's Day, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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The Partial Physician, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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The Dying Flame, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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The New-Born Babe, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Winter Singer, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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My Books, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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So Still the Winter Night, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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As You Are Drawn ---- , by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Wish I Knew, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Mr. And Mrs. Bernard Goss, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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For Kenyon Reid (by request), by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Not Every Sunday Morning, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Snow Storm, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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The Winter's Turning Into Spring, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Three Talk About War, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Three Talk About War, by Gwendolyn Brooks, page 2
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New, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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There Was a Little Negro Girl, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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For Robert J. McGee (Faithful Friend), by Gwendolyn Brooks
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They Too, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Frightened Young Soldier, Irritated By His Wife's Farewell Tears, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Hale Trees, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Poet, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Mrs. Corley and the Colored Maid, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Possession, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Tomorrow I Shall See Him, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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High Spirits, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Love, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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A Song For Negros, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Sun-Wrapped Rain, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Is Love To You What Love's To Me?, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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When Love All Broken --, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Because I'm Tired Of Fighting, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Alteration, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Over and Over, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Night by the Lake, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Appreciation, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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What Other Thing Is There To Tell, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Paradise, by Gwendolyn brooks
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I Do Not Like A Palace, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Life Is So Beautiful, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Lord You Have Given So Much Of Beauty, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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How Sickness Softens And Soothes A Man, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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The Ghost Girl, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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The Ghost Girl, by Gwendolyn Brooks, page 2
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It Is A Disappearing Sun, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Poems -- 1939 by Gwendolyn Brooks, section title page
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Poems -- 1939 by Gwendolyn Brooks, section title page (verso)
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Romance Is Not In Old Madrid, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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To A Brown Madwoman, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Dark Girl, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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I Want To Get Inside Your Mind, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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I Have Not Learned, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Pick Up The Strap Again (Street Car), by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Watermelon Man, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Exhaust the Little Moment, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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To My Heart, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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When He Was Tender-Five, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Booker Taliaferro Washington, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Poems -- 1940 by Gwendolyn Brooks, section title page
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Poems -- 1940 by Gwendolyn Brooks, section title page (verso)
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Peon (Oglethorpe County, Georgia), by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Perhaps, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Little Brown Boy, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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There's Merriment Knocking At My Door, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Orison, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Old Age Has A Beauty All Its Own, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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The Days, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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The Days, by Gwendolyn Brooks (verso)
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Bookcase and a smoking ashtray, illustration
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Bookcase and a smoking ashtray, illustration (verso)
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The New-Born Babe, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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The New-Born Babe, by Gwendolyn Brooks, page 2
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Cradle Ballad, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Cradle Ballad, by Gwendolyn Brooks (verso)
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Truth, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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Truth, by Gwendolyn Brooks (verso)
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Truth, by Gwendolyn Brooks, page 2
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Truth, by Gwendolyn Brooks, page 2 (verso)
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The Ghost Girl, by Gwendolyn Brooks
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The Ghost Girl, by Gwendolyn Brooks (verso)
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Poems, 1938-1940 by Gwendolyn Brooks, back cover
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Poems, 1938-1940 by Gwendolyn Brooks, back cover (verso)
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