He wrote "I could've died for love- but for livin' I was born" in "Life is Fine."
One of this man's poems is in the form of a letter signed "Sincerely G.I. Joe" and notes "You can't say I wasn't with you in each battle, As a soldier, and a friend" before asking "Will V-Day Be Me-Day Too?" He wrote that "We, the people, must redeem the land, the mines, the plants, the rivers" in a poem which notes "America never was America to me." He wrote "I could've died for love- but for livin' I was born" in "Life is Fine." This writer riffed on the title of a Whitman poem in a work which claims "They send me to eat in the kitchen when company comes." This poet of (*) "I, Too, Sing America" wrote about a man who "made that poor piano moan with melody" on Lennox Avenue in "The Weary Blues." For 10 points, name this American poet who asked "What happens to a dream deferred?" in his poem "Harlem."
One of this man's poems is in the form of a letter signed "Sincerely G.I. Joe" and notes "You can't say I wasn't with you in each battle, As a soldier, and a friend" before asking "Will V-Day Be Me-Day
Langston {Hughes}