In one poem by this author, misidentification of the title characters' bodies leads the speaker to ask, "Who really gave two 
In one poem by this author, misidentification of the title characters' bodies leads the speaker to ask, "Who really gave two figs?" The speaker asks, "O mother, mother, where is happiness?" in this author's "the sonnet-ballad," which is part of the appendix to a mock epic poem by this author. The protagonist's husband falls asleep while reading Sex in the Married Life while she reads Of Human Bondage in a novel by this author of two collections titled after "Bronzeville." The sections "Notes from the Childhood and the Girlhood," "The Womanhood," and "The Anniad" make up another collection by this author of Maud Martha, while a better-known poem concerns "The Pool Players/Seven at the Golden Shovel." For 10 points, name this African-American author of Annie Allen best-known for "We Real Cool."
In one poem by this author, misidentification of the title characters' bodies leads the speaker to ask, "Who really gave two figs?"
Gwendolyn Brooks