Each of the eight sentences of this eight-line poem are a three-word independent clause, with all but the last ending with the same two-letter pronoun.
Each of the eight sentences of this eight-line poem are a three-word independent clause, with all but the last ending with the same two-letter pronoun. The poem's epigraph refers to a pool hall, the name of which could be a metaphor for the life of pleasure that leads to death, the main theme. The poem's central pronoun refers to the "seven" at the "Golden Shovel" who "Lurk late" and "strike straight." Written by the author of Annie Allen, the first Black woman to win a Pulitzer, FTP what deceptively simple poem's central figures "jazz June" and "die soon" in a work by Gwendolyn Brooks?
Each of the eight sentences of this eight-line poem are a three-word independent clause, with all but the last ending with the same two-letter pronoun.
"We Real Cool"