A Street in Bronzeville by Brooks, Gwendolyn -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Cover Title Copyright Dedication Contents A STREET IN BRONZEVILLE

the old-marrieds kitchenette building the mother southeast corner when Mrs. Martin’s Booker T. the soft man the funeral hunchback girl: she thinks of heaven a song in the front yard patent leather the ballad of chocolate Mabbie the preacher: ruminates behind the sermon Sadie and Maud the independent man obituary for a living lady when you have forgotten Sunday: the love story the murder of De Witt Williams on his way to Lincoln Cemetery Matthew Cole the vacant lot

THE SUNDAYS OF SATIN-LEGS SMITH NEGRO HERO HATTIE SCOTT

the end of the day the date at the hairdresser’s when I die the battle

QUEEN OF THE BLUES BALLAD OF PEARL MAY LEE GAY CHAPS AT THE BAR

gay chaps at the bar still do I keep my look, my identity . . . my dreams, my works, must wait till after hell looking piano after war mentors the white troops had their orders but the Negroes looked like men firstly inclined to take what it is told “God works in a mysterious way” love note I: surely love note II: flags the progress

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