For 10 points name this series of poems by John Berryman.
As summarized by the author, the poem "is essentially about an imaginary character (not the poet, not me) named Henry, a white American in early middle age sometimes in blackface, who has suffered an irreversible loss and talks about himself sometimes in the first person, sometimes in the third, sometimes even in the second; he has a friend, never named, who addresses him as Mr. Bones and variants thereof."  Written beginning in 1959, the first 77 of them won a 1965 Pulitzer Prize, while a total of 385 were written by the time the poet threw himself off a bridge in 1972.  For 10 points name this series of poems by John Berryman.
As summarized by the author, the poem "is essentially about an imaginary character (not the poet, not me) named Henry, a white American in early middle age sometimes in blackface, who has suffered an irreversible loss and talks about himself sometimes in the first person, sometimes in the third, sometimes even in the second; he has a friend, never named, who addresses him as Mr. Bones and variants thereof."  
The Dream Songs