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PoetryAfrican Americans
by Maya AngelouNot on Booklabria yet
The best selling author presents a new collection of poems. This new volume of poetry captures the pain and triumph of being black and speaks out about history, heartbreak and love.
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And Still I Rise
Letter to my daughter
Poems
Wouldn't take nothing for my journey now
Gather together in my name
All God's children need traveling shoes
Life Doesn’t Frighten Me
Singin' and swingin' and gettin' merry like Christmas
Phenomenal Woman
The Basketball diaries
Jim Carroll
The Journals of Sylvia Plath
Ted Hughes, Francis McCullagh, Sylvia Plath
Open me carefully
Emily Dickinson
The journals of Sylvia Plath, 1950-1962
Sylvia Plath
The Cancer Journals
Audre Lorde, Caterina Riba Sanmartí
In Search of Our Mother's Garden
Alice Walker
Sylvia Plath
Linda Wagner-Martin
Humboldt's Gift
Saul Bellow
Whispered Promises
Brenda Jackson
Men We Reaped
Jesmyn Ward
Dog Years
Mark Doty
The prisoner's wife
asha bandele
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