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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
BUSHMAN, by JACQUELINE JOHNSON First Line: It is a long night, I have Last Line: Black, %triple %vision %never leaves Subject(s): African Americans - History; Basquiat, Jean-michel (1960-1988); Freedom; Paintings And Painters; Puerto Rico; Slavery | |||
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