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Undersong : chosen poems, old and new / Audre Lorde.

By: Contributor(s): Publication details: New York : Norton, 1992.Edition: Rev. edDescription: xv, 206 p. ; 22 cmISBN:
  • 0393033953
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 811/.54 20
LOC classification:
  • PS3562.O75 U5 1992
Contents:
Pt. 1. From Coal, First Cities, and Cables to Rage : Memorial -- Memorial II -- Return -- To A Girl Who Knew What Side Her Bread Was Buttered On -- Oaxaca -- Gemini -- Pirouette -- The Maiden -- Echo -- Suspension -- Father Son And Holy Ghost -- Father, The Year Has Fallen -- Bloodbirth -- Coal -- Song -- Conversation In Crisis -- Now That I Am Forever With Child -- What My Child Learns Of The Sea -- The Woman Thing -- And What About The Children -- Suffer The Children -- Spring People -- Generation -- Bridge Through My Window -- A Family Resemblance -- Summer Oracle -- Rites Of Passage -- Rooming Houses Are Old Women -- On A Night Of The Full Moon -- Hard Love Rock -- When The Saints Come Marching In -- Dreams Bite -- The Dozens -- Fantasy And Conversation -- Sowing -- Martha -- Poem For A Poet -- Story Books On A Kitchen Table.
Pt. 2. From A Land Where Other People Live : Equinox -- The Seventh Sense -- Change Of Season -- For Each Of You -- New Year's Day -- Good Mirrors Are Not Cheap -- As I Grow Up Again -- Neighbors -- Love, Maybe -- Conclusion -- The Winds Of Orisha -- Who Said It Was Simple -- The Day They Eulogized Mahalia -- Progress Report -- Black Mother Woman -- Teacher -- Generation II -- Relevant Is Different Points On The Circle -- Dear Toni... -- Prologue -- Moving Out Or The End Of Cooperative Living -- Signs -- Movement Song.
Pt. 3. From New York Head Shop and Museum : Mentor -- Revolution Is One Form Of Social Change -- The American Cancer Society Or There Is More Than One Way To Skin A Coon -- A Sewerplant Grows In Harlem Or I'm A Stranger Here Myself -- Cables To Rage Or I've Been Talking On This Street Corner -- Release Time -- Ballad From Childhood -- New York City -- To The Girl Who Lives In A Tree -- Hard Love Rock II -- Love Poem -- Song For A Thin Sister -- St. Louis A City Out of Time -- To My Daughter The Junkie On A Train -- The Bees -- A Birthday Memorial To Seventh Street -- My Fifth Trip To Washington Ended In Northeast Delaware -- Barren -- Separation -- Vietnam Addenda -- The Workers Rose On May Day Or Postscript to Karl Marx -- Keyfoods -- A Trip On The Staten Island Ferry -- Now -- Memorial III - From A Phone Booth On Broadway -- And Don't Think I Won't Be Waiting -- For My Singing Sister -- Monkeyman -- Oya -- The Brown Menace Or Poem To The Survival Of Roaches -- Sacrifice -- Blackstudies.
Pt. 4. New Poems 1978-1982 : The Evening News -- Za Ki Tan Ke Parlay Lot -- Afterimages -- A Poem For Women In Rage -- October -- Sister, Morning Is A Time For Miracles -- Need: A Chorale For Black Woman Voices.
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Book Book NMC Library Stacks PS3562 .O75 U5 1992 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) 1 Available 33039000368455

Rev. ed. of: Chosen poems, old and new. 1982.

Pt. 1. From Coal, First Cities, and Cables to Rage : Memorial -- Memorial II -- Return -- To A Girl Who Knew What Side Her Bread Was Buttered On -- Oaxaca -- Gemini -- Pirouette -- The Maiden -- Echo -- Suspension -- Father Son And Holy Ghost -- Father, The Year Has Fallen -- Bloodbirth -- Coal -- Song -- Conversation In Crisis -- Now That I Am Forever With Child -- What My Child Learns Of The Sea -- The Woman Thing -- And What About The Children -- Suffer The Children -- Spring People -- Generation -- Bridge Through My Window -- A Family Resemblance -- Summer Oracle -- Rites Of Passage -- Rooming Houses Are Old Women -- On A Night Of The Full Moon -- Hard Love Rock -- When The Saints Come Marching In -- Dreams Bite -- The Dozens -- Fantasy And Conversation -- Sowing -- Martha -- Poem For A Poet -- Story Books On A Kitchen Table.

Pt. 2. From A Land Where Other People Live : Equinox -- The Seventh Sense -- Change Of Season -- For Each Of You -- New Year's Day -- Good Mirrors Are Not Cheap -- As I Grow Up Again -- Neighbors -- Love, Maybe -- Conclusion -- The Winds Of Orisha -- Who Said It Was Simple -- The Day They Eulogized Mahalia -- Progress Report -- Black Mother Woman -- Teacher -- Generation II -- Relevant Is Different Points On The Circle -- Dear Toni... -- Prologue -- Moving Out Or The End Of Cooperative Living -- Signs -- Movement Song.

Pt. 3. From New York Head Shop and Museum : Mentor -- Revolution Is One Form Of Social Change -- The American Cancer Society Or There Is More Than One Way To Skin A Coon -- A Sewerplant Grows In Harlem Or I'm A Stranger Here Myself -- Cables To Rage Or I've Been Talking On This Street Corner -- Release Time -- Ballad From Childhood -- New York City -- To The Girl Who Lives In A Tree -- Hard Love Rock II -- Love Poem -- Song For A Thin Sister -- St. Louis A City Out of Time -- To My Daughter The Junkie On A Train -- The Bees -- A Birthday Memorial To Seventh Street -- My Fifth Trip To Washington Ended In Northeast Delaware -- Barren -- Separation -- Vietnam Addenda -- The Workers Rose On May Day Or Postscript to Karl Marx -- Keyfoods -- A Trip On The Staten Island Ferry -- Now -- Memorial III - From A Phone Booth On Broadway -- And Don't Think I Won't Be Waiting -- For My Singing Sister -- Monkeyman -- Oya -- The Brown Menace Or Poem To The Survival Of Roaches -- Sacrifice -- Blackstudies.

Pt. 4. New Poems 1978-1982 : The Evening News -- Za Ki Tan Ke Parlay Lot -- Afterimages -- A Poem For Women In Rage -- October -- Sister, Morning Is A Time For Miracles -- Need: A Chorale For Black Woman Voices.

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