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Mr. Africa Poetry Lounge! Memory Ask me to tell how it feels remembering your mother's face turned to water under the white words of the man at the shoe store. Ask me, though she tells it better than i do, not because of her charm but because it never happened She says, no bully salesman swaggering, no rage, no shame, none of it ever happened. I only remember buying you your first grown up shoes she smiles. Ask me how it feels. Written by Lucille Clifton Click here to tell someone about this site! Mr. Africa Poetry Lounge

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Everett Anderson's goodbye Call Number: JP C Title: Everett Anderson's goodbye / by Lucille Clifton ; illustrated by Ann Grifalconi. Author: Clifton, Lucille, 1936- Author: Grifalconi, Ann, ill. Published: New York : Holt, Rinehart, and Winston, c1983. Edition: 1st ed. Subject: Stories in rhyme. Death Fiction. Fathers and sons Fiction. Coretta Scott King award. ... Coretta Scott King award (Author) - 1984. Material: [28] p. : ill. ; 22 cm. Note: Everett Anderson has a difficult time coming to terms with his grief after his father dies. LC Card no: 82023426 /AC ISBN: 05008004 (Paperback) 0805002359 (Hardcover) Other ID no: LCMARC/AIX-7930/TKS System ID no: AAE-9625 Holdings: Annapolis Children's CALL NUMBER: JP (C) JP Available Broadneck Children's CALL NUMBER: JP (C) JP Available Crofton Children's CALL NUMBER: JP (C) JP Available Maryland City Children's CALL NUMBER: JP C JP Available North County Children's CALL NUMBER: JP (C) JP Available CALL NUMBER: JP (C) JP Available Odenton Children's CALL NUMBER: JP (C) JP Available Severna Park Displays CALL NUMBER: JP (C) JP Available CALL NUMBER: JP (C) JP Available CLICK HERE TO PLACE A HOLD ON A TITLE Please send comments, suggestions, or bug reports to

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Mr. Africa Poetry Lounge! Climbing A woman precedes me up the long rope. her dangling braids the color of rain. maybe i should have had braids. maybe i should have kept the body i started, slim and possible as a boy's bone. Maybe i should have wanted less. maybe i should have ignored the bowl in me, burning to be filled. maybe i should have wanted less. The woman passes the notch in the rope marked Sixty. I rise toward it, struggling, hand over hungry hand. Written by Lucille Clifton Like this Web page? Why not tell someone about it? Click Here Mr. Africa Poetry Lounge

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