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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
AFTER THE WAR; WHEN COLTRANE ONLY WANTED TO PLAY DANCE TUNES, by MATTHEW GRAHAM
Sources:
THE SECOND SET; THE JAZZ POETRY ANTHOLOGY, VOLUME 2.
Feinstein, Sascha, & Komunyakaa, Yusef (eds.)
(1996)
Page 64
NEW WORLD ARCHITECTURE. 2ND ED.
Graham, Matthew
(1985)
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