One poem by this man says "I can pray all day &amp; God wont come. But if I call 911 the Devil be here in a minute!" He also wrote a poem which begins, "Lately, I've become accustomed to the way the ground opens up and envelopes me each time I go out to walk the dog." In one work by this man, a girl says "You look like death eating a soda cracker." He wrote a five-part poem chronicling the history of Africans in America, written in the voice of an African griot. The title of his that poem, Wise, Why's, Y's, is reminiscent of the title of his essay collection Raise Race
One poem by this man says "I can pray all day &amp; God wont come. But if I call 911 the Devil be here in a minute!" He also wrote a poem which begins, "Lately, I've become accustomed to the way the ground opens up and envelopes me each time I go out to walk the dog." In one work by this man, a girl says "You look like death eating a soda cracker." He wrote a five-part poem chronicling the history of Africans in America, written in the voice of an African griot. The title of his that poem, Wise, Why's, Y's, is reminiscent of the title of his essay collection Raise Race Rays Raze. This author of Preface to a Twenty Volume Suicide Note blamed Israel for 9/11 in the poem "Somebody Blew Up America." His most famous work takes place on a subway, where the epithet "Uncle Thomas Woolly-Head" incites Clay to grab the arm of Lula, who ultimately stabs him. For 10 points, name this author of Dutchman.
One poem by this man says "I can pray all day &amp; God wont come.
Amiri Baraka [or LeRoi Jones]