Lingard
James Weldon Johnson
Poetry — a collection of James Weldon Johnson’s poems from the late nineteenth century through the opening of the Harlem Renaissance. Spiritual meditation, protest against injustice, love, nature, and everyday life meet in formal and dialect verse, including his celebrated “Lift Ev’ry Voice and Sing.”
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