A poem by this author calls a woman a "thin brown mouse... living all alone/In this cold house" andcontrasts her with a woman who "stayed home and scraped life with a fine tooth comb." This author of"Sadie and Maud" set a poem in a "rented back room" inhabited by two women "who have lived theirday" and are "Mostly Good", for whom "dinner is a casual affair". In addition to "The (*) Bean Eaters",her works include a collection of poems about a girl growing up in Bronzevill
A poem by this author calls a woman a "thin brown mouse... living all alone/In this cold house" andcontrasts her with a woman who "stayed home and scraped life with a fine tooth comb." This author of"Sadie and Maud" set a poem in a "rented back room" inhabited by two women "who have lived theirday" and are "Mostly Good", for whom "dinner is a casual affair". In addition to "The (*) Bean Eaters",her works include a collection of poems about a girl growing up in Bronzeville called Annie Allen. Her most famouspoem is about a group of pool players at "The Golden Shovel" who "lurk late," "strike straight," "jazz June," and"die soon". For 10 points, name this first African-American Pulitzer Prize winner, the poet of "We Real Cool."