Classic and Contemporary Poetry
ALABAMA, by MAUD LINDSAY First Line: Sun-magic, hill-magic Last Line: All in one word. Subject(s): Alabama | ||||||||
Sun-magic, hill-magic, Magic of blossom and bird, Magic of rivers running -- All in one word. White magic of cotton, Red magic of clay, Black magic of coal fields, Blue magic of bay, Magic of memories throbbing Like the notes of a bell wind-stirred, Magic of tears and laughter -- All in one word. Old, old magic, The mystic call of a land; Only the heirs to its beauty Hear it and understand Sun-magic, hill-magic, Magic of blossoms and bird, Magic of rivers running -- All in one word. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...CROON by JAMES LANGSTON HUGHES ALABAMA by BELLE RICHARDSON HARRISON WALT WHITMAN IN ALABAMA by JAKE ADAM YORK ALABAMA SONG by BERTOLT BRECHT ALABAMA: 9/15/63 by LUCILLE CLIFTON BEFORE THE CRASH by LINDA LEE HARPER ALABAMA EARTH (AT BOOKER WASHINGTON'S GRAVE) by JAMES LANGSTON HUGHES CROON by JAMES LANGSTON HUGHES MY LAND IS A RED LAND by MAUD LINDSAY |
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