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Tag Archives: Countee Cullen
ON THIS DAY: May 30, 2020
May 30th is Hole in My Bucket Day Loomis Day * Mint Julep Day Water a Flower Day ___________________________________ MORE! Germaine Tillion, Countee Cullen and Naomi Kawase, click
Posted in History, Holidays, On This Day
Tagged Antonina Houbraken, Countee Cullen, Fernando Amorsolo y Cueto, Germaine Tillion, Mahlon Loomis, Naomi Kawase, Pita Amor
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Word Cloud: MAYDEEP (Redux)
by NONA BLYTH CLOUD “Now is the month of maying” says the old song by Thomas Morley. Our month of maying is drawing to a close, but we have explored far more than spring romance. Many of these end-of-May poets have taken … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry, Word Cloud
Tagged Alex Grant May Swenson, Countee Cullen, G.K. Chesterton, Joseph Brodsky, Linda Pastan, Maxwell Bodenheim Michael Benedikt, Ralph Waldo Emerson Theodore Roethke Raymond Carver, Walt Whitman Elizabeth Coatsworth Al Young Carolyn Srygley-Moore
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ON THIS DAY: May 30, 2019
May 30th is Hole in My Bucket Day Loomis Day * Mint Julep Day Water a Flower Day _______________________________________ MORE! Germaine Tillion, Countee Cullen and Naomi Kawase, click
Posted in History, Holidays, On This Day
Tagged Agnès Varda, Countee Cullen, Germaine Tillion, Jerome B. Weisner, Mahlon Loomis, Naomi Kawase, Pita Amor
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ON THIS DAY: May 30, 2018
May 30th is Loomis Day * Hole in My Bucket Day Mint Julep Day Water a Flower Day _________________________________________ MORE! Countee Cullen, Pita Amor and Benjamin Britten, click
Posted in History, Holidays, On This Day
Tagged Antonina Houbraken, Benjamin Britten, Countee Cullen, Jacqueline McGlade, Mahlon Loomis, Millicent Selsam, Pita Amor
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“INCIDENT”: A Poem by Countee Cullen for the Last Day of National Poetry Month (VIDEO)
Posted by Elaine Magliaro The Poetry Foundation has said that poet Countee Cullen (1903-1946) “was perhaps the most representative voice of the Harlem Renaissance.” INCIDENT By Countee Cullen Once riding in old Baltimore, Heart-filled, head-filled with glee, I saw a … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Literature, Poetry, Racism, Society, United States
Tagged Countee Cullen, National Poetry Month
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