A poem by this author says that the word dream "makes a giddy sound, not strong like rent, feeding a wife, satisfying a man," though the speaker's reverie is interrupted because "Number Five is out of the bathroom now.
This poet wrote "It is brave to be involved, to be not fearful to be unresolved" in the poem "do not be afraid of no." A poem by this author says that the word dream "makes a giddy sound, not strong like rent, feeding a wife, satisfying a man," though the speaker's reverie is interrupted because "Number Five is out of the bathroom now." She wrote a collection of poems about a woman's coming-of-age, divided into sections called "Notes from the Childhood and Girlhood," "The Womanhood," and "The Anniad." In a poem from the volume The Bean Eaters, she wrote about people who "thin gin" and "jazz June." For 10 points, name this poet of "kitchenette building," Annie Allen and "We Real Cool."
This poet wrote "It is brave to be involved, to be not fearful to be unresolved" in the poem "do not be afraid of no."
Gwendolyn Brooks