Classic and Contemporary Poets

E. ETHELBERT MILLER

Poems found: 227

TWO WOMEN: OR A CCONVERSATION WITH SAHARA NILE

THE BOYS OF SUMMER

LOOKING FOR OMAR

THE EAR IS AN ORGAN MADE FOR LOVE

WHAT DOES E STAND FOR?

MALCOLM X, FEBRUARY 1965

THE THINGS IN BLACK MEN?ÇÖS CLOSETS

WHY IS IT GREEK OMELET AND NOT PUERTO RICAN?

IN EVERY LANGUAGE

LESSONS FROM HOUDINI

THOSE SEINFELD DAYS WHEN NOTHING HAPPENS EXCEPT I LOVE YOU

ELIZABETH KECKLEY: 30 YEARS A SLAVE AND 4 YEARS IN THE WHITE HOUSE

NEW YORK; (FOR MARIE)

THE VOICE OF ARETHA FRANKLIN SURPRISES ME

IN SMALL TOWN USA

MY FATHER IS WASHING HIS FACE

SOMETIMES I THINK OF LOVING YOU

FIRST TIME I SAW YOUR BACK

NIGHT BEFORE THE FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL

THERE ARE NIGHTS

THERE IS NO NEED FOR US

...AND THEN MR. DORSEY WROTE PRECIOUS LORD

14TH STREET STATION

1907: JAZZ IN NEW ORLEANS

DEATH IN THE FAMILY

HOUSE IN PROVINCETOWN

MIDDLE CLASS ALGERIAN WOMAN IN PARIS TALKS ABOUT FASHION

PAINTING OF A STREET IN BLACK AND BLUE

POEM FOR RICHARD

PORTRAIT IN NINE LINES

PORTRAIT OF YES IN FOURTEEN LINES

WALK IN THE DAYTIME IS JUST AS DANGEROUS AS A WALK IN THE NIGHT

ALEXANDER CALDER (1898-1976)

ALL THAT COULD GO WRONG

ANNA MURRAY DOUGLASS

ANOTHER LOVE AFFAIR/ANOTHER POEM

BRINGING BACK THE DRAFT

CARMEN AND THE FIRE ACROSS TOWN

CHOIRBOY WITH A HORN

DEPARTURES & ARRIVALS

DID SHE GO TO NEW YORK CITY?

DO NOTHIN' TILL YOU HEAR FROM ME

DOES EVERYBODY LIVE IN NEW YORK OR AM I THE LAST COWBOY?

DREAMING ABOUT KATHERINE DUNHAM

ELIZABETH ALEXANDER

FIRST ROBERTO VARGAS SAID YES,...

FLOWERS & NIKE PLANTS

HONEY & WATERMELONS

HOUSTON: CHRISTMAS EVE 1954

HOW WE SLEEP ON THE NIGHTS WE DON'T MAKE LOVE

HUGHES IN RENO, 1934

I AM BLACK AND THE TREES ARE GREEN

I HAVE ALWAYS WANTED A WOMAN TO BE MY LOVER

I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR A LETTER FROM YOU

IN A SILENT WAY

IN A TIME OF DESIRE

IN SHADOWS THERE ARE MEN

IS IT RAINING IN MEDFORD?

IT MUST BE LESTER YOUNG

LETTER FROM CAROL

LIBERIA FEVER, 1877

LOOKING FOR OMAR

LOVE INSIDE YOUR TRIANGLE

LOVE, STILL LIFE AND OTHER ITEMS

LOVER BEHIND A BLUE DOOR

MALCOLM X, 1964

MALCOLM X, AUGUST 1952

MALCOLM X, FEBRUARY 1965

MEMPHIS IN SEPTEMBER

MIAMI IN NOVEMBER

MIDNIGHT CALLER

MY BROTHER RICHARD CROSSES THE STREET

MY FATHER'S GIRLFRIEND

MY MOTHER WANTS TO BE YOUNG AGAIN

NEW YORK: ST. VINCENT'S HOSPITAL

NOTHING BUT A MAN

OJ REMEMBERS BUFFALO

OMAR AND THE BABY YONA

OMAR, BOOKS AND ME

ORPHAN IN BEIRUT

POST-CARD FROM GENEVA

REBECCA HIDES HER SCAR

REBECCA LETS DOWN HER HAIR

ROSA PARKS DREAMS

ROY CAMPANELLA: JANUARY, 1958

RUNNING WITH THE BULLS

SIDEWINDER, 1972

SISTER SHEBA, OMAR & ME

SONG FOR AN ANGEL

SPACE IS THE PLACE

SPANISH CONVERSATION

SPEECHLESS IN SEPTEMBER

SWEET HONEY IN THE ROCK

CATHEDRAL OF SAINT MATTHEW

GRAY SMOKE OF CLUBS

HANDS OF CHE GUERVARA

INHERITANCE OF ISLANDS

LETTERS OF BRERBERT, SELS.

LETTERS OF BRERBERT, SELS.

LIGHT ON REBECCA'S BREAST

SEDUCTION OF LIGHT

SLAVE STRIPPED BARE BY HER MASTER, EVEN

THIS IS BETTER THAN A LETTER FROM FRANCE

THROWING STONES AT THE PORNO STAR

VICTORIA SITTING IN USDAN GALLERY

W. E. B. DUBOIS

WHAT DOES THE E STAND FOR?

WHEN A MAN LOVES A WOMAN

WHEN WE ARE ALONE

WHISPERS, SECRETS AND PROMISES

WHO WOULD DO SUCH A THING?

YONA CATCHES A CAB

YOU SEND ME: BERTHA FRANKLIN, DECEMBER 11, 1964

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