FTP, name this writer whose "Seven Negro Sermons in Verse" appeared collectively as God's Trombones.
Among the songs he wrote with his brother was "Under the Bamboo Tree," which T.S. Eliot quoted in "Sweeney Agonistes." His "We to America" appeared in the collection Saint Peter Relates an Incident, which appeared after his first collection, Fifty Years and Other Poems. Better known are his personal history of New York, Black Manhattan, and his novel The Autobiography of an Ex-Colored Man. FTP, name this writer whose "Seven Negro Sermons in Verse" appeared collectively as God's Trombones.
Among the songs he wrote with his brother was "Under the Bamboo Tree," which T.S. Eliot quoted in "Sweeney Agonistes."
James Weldon {Johnson}