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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
HONEYSUCKLE WAS THE SADDEST ODOR OF ALL, I THINK', by THADIOUS M. DAVIS
Sources:
BLACK SISTER; POETRY BY BLACK AMERICAN WOMEN, 1746-1980.
Stetson, Erlene (ed.)
(1981)
Page 279
POETRY FOR THE EARTH.
Dunn, Sara & Scholefield, Alan (eds.)
(1991)
Page 76
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