She wrote about a "stampede…of brass and flowerswirl" in her dedication for the "Wall of Respect," just weeks after reminding dignitaries that "Art hurts.
She wrote about a "stampede…of brass and flowerswirl" in her dedication for the "Wall of Respect," just weeks after reminding dignitaries that "Art hurts. Art urges voyages" at the unveiling of the Chicago Picasso. "Boy Breaking Glass" and "Malcolm X" were published alongside her long poem about occupants of a Southside slum called the Mecca, set in the same circles as her Maud Martha, A Street in Bronzeville, and Annie Allen. She may be best known for writing about a group that "strike straight," "thin gin," and "die soon." For 10 points, name this author of "We Real Cool."
She wrote about a "stampede…of brass and flowerswirl" in her dedication for the "Wall of Respect," just weeks after reminding dignitaries that "Art hurts.
Gwendolyn Elizabeth {Brooks}