The poem "Likewise" muses "Sometimes I think / Jews must have heard / the music of" this entity.
The poem "Likewise" muses "Sometimes I think / Jews must have heard / the music of" this entity. A poem beginning "Good morning, daddy!" describes the "boogie-woogie rumble" of this entity, and appears in a collection titled "montage of" it. In another poem, the speaker wonders if this entity "sags like a heavy load," stinks "like rotten meat," or crusts and sugars "over / like a syrupy sweet?" Most famously appearing in the first line of the poem "Harlem," for 10 points, name this entity compared to "a raisin in the sun" by Langston Hughes.
The poem "Likewise" muses "Sometimes I think / Jews must have heard / the music of" this entity.
a {dream deferred}