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In the Quarter of the Negroes	A
Where the doors are doors of paper	B
Dust of dingy atoms	C
Blows a scratchy sound	D
Amorphous jack o' Lanterns caper	B
And the wind won't wait for midnight	E
For fun to blow doors down	F
By the river and the railroad	G
With fluid far off goind	G
Boundaries bind unbinding	H
A whirl of whisteles blowing	H
No trains or steamboats going	H
Yet Leontyne's unpacking	H
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In the Quarter of the Negroes	A
Where the doorknob lets in Lieder	B
More than German ever bore	I
Her yesterday past grandpa	J
Not of her own doing	H
In a pot of collard greens	K
Is gently stewing	H
	-
Pushcarts fold and unfold	G
In a supermarket sea	L
And we better find out mama	M
Where is the colored laundromat	G
Since we move dup to Mount Vernon	N
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In the pot begind the paper doors	O
on the old iron stove what's cooking	H
What's smelling Leontyne	P
Lieder lovely Lieder	B
And a leaf of collard green	Q
Lovely Lieder Leontyne	P
	-
You know right at Christmas	R
They asked me if my blackness	R
Would it rub off	S
I said Ask your mama	M
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Dreams and nightmares	T
Nightmares dreams oh	U
Dreaming that the Negroes	A
Of the South have taken over	B
Voted all the Dixiecrats	A
Right out of power	B
	-
Comes the COLORED HOUR	B
Martin Luther King is Governor of Georgia	M
Dr Rufus Clement his Chief Adviser	B
A Philip Randolph the High Grand Worthy	L
In white pillared mansions	A
Sitting on their wide verandas	A
Wealthy Negroes have white servants	A
White sharecroppers work the black plantations	A
And colored children have white mammies	A
Mammy Faubus	A
Mammy Eastland	G
Mammy Wallace	A
Dear dear darling old white mammies	A
Sometimes even buried with our family	L
Dear old	G
Mammy Faubus	A
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i Culture they say is a two way street i	V
Hand me my mint julep mammny	P
Hurry up	W
Make haste	G

Langston Hughes

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