Harlem Shadows

Claude McKay
Language: English
Genres: PoetrySingle Author
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  • 1. Introduction
  • 2. Author's Word
  • 3. The Easter Flower
  • 4. To One Coming North
  • 5. America
  • 6. Alfonso, Dressing to Wait at Table
  • 7. The Tropics in New York
  • 8. Flame Heart
  • 9. Home Thoughts
  • 10. On Broadway
  • 11. The Barrier
  • 12. Adolescence
  • 13. Homing Swallows
  • 14. The City's Love
  • 15. North and South
  • 16. Wild May
  • 17. The Plateau
  • 18. After the Winter
  • 19. The Wild Goat
  • 20. Harlem Shadows
  • 21. The White City
  • 22. The Spanish Needle
  • 23. My Mother
  • 24. In Bondage
  • 25. December 1919
  • 26. Heritage
  • 27. When I Have Passed Away
  • 28. Enslaved
  • 29. I Shall Return
  • 30. Morning Joy
  • 31. Africa
  • 32. On a Primitive Canoe
  • 33. Winter in the Country
  • 34. To Winter
  • 35. Spring in New Hampshire
  • 36. On the Road
  • 37. The Harlem Dancer
  • 38. Dawn in New York
  • 39. The Tired Worker
  • 40. Outcast
  • 41. I know My Soul
  • 42. Birds of Prey
  • 43. The Castaways
  • 44. Exhortation: Summer, 1919
  • 45. The Lynching
  • 46. Baptism
  • 47. If We Must Die
  • 48. Subway Wind
  • 49. The Night Fire
  • 50. Poetry
  • 51. To A Poet
  • 52. A Prayer
  • 53. When Dawn Comes to the City
  • 54. O Word I Love to Sing
  • 55. Absence
  • 56. Summer Morn in New Hampshire
  • 57. Rest in Peace
  • 58. A Red Flower
  • 59. Courage
  • 60. To O.E.A.
  • 61. Romance
  • 62. Flower of Love
  • 63. The Snow Fairy
  • 64. La Paloma in London
  • 65. A Memory of June
  • 66. Flirtation
  • 67. Tormented
  • 68. Polarity
  • 69. One Year After
  • 70. French Leave
  • 71. Jasmines
  • 72. Commemoration
  • 73. Memorial
  • 74. Thirst
  • 75. Futility
  • 76. Through Agony

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An award winning Jamaican poet who writes passionately about his birth home and his adopted home, USA. Claude McKay vividly describes family life, love, hate, work, and social life. The reader obtains a strong sense of black life through his colorful and emotional poetry. . - Summary by Denise Ray

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