A poem about this genre is set "by the pale dull pallor of an old gas light" and concludes after "The stars went out and so did the moon" with a character sleeping like "a (*)  rock or a man that's dead."
This genre titles many Sterling Brown poems, such as one about Memphis, one about a riverbank, and one about rent day. A smiling woman in "in yards of pearls, emerging like a favorite scenic view" appears in Robert Hayden's "Homage to the Empress of" this genre. A poem about this genre is set "by the pale dull pallor of an old gas light" and concludes after "The stars went out and so did the moon" with a character sleeping like "a (*)  rock or a man that's dead." In that poem, this genre is produced by a man on a "rickety stool" "down on Lenox Avenue" who sings "Ain't got nobody in all this world" while "droning a drowsy syncopated tune." For 10 points, Langston Hughes wrote about the "Weary" sort of what musical genre?
This genre titles many Sterling Brown poems, such as one about Memphis, one about a riverbank, and one about rent day.
 blues  music [prompt on answers like  music  or  song ] 