Countee Cullen (30 May 1903 – 9 January 1946 / New York)
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Poems by Countee Cullen : 5 / 28
Fruit of the Flower
My father is a quiet man
With sober, steady ways;
For simile, a folded fan;
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Countee Cullen
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Parents only want us to follow in their shoes' footprints,
not the naked ones. Loved this poem.
How I love this man's work........beautiful..
a friend of mine had the good fortune to be one of his pupils..........
.in some poetical 'hereafter', perhaps they've met once again..........................