[Poems from prison] / Etheridge Knight.

Recorded on a sound cassette probably from the recording of Knight made at Indiana State Prison.

Poet Etheridge Knight reads from his work Poems from prison with music in the background.

Etheridge Knight.

The Poetry Collection of the University Libraries. Digital conversion was made possible through a 2009 National Endowment for the Humanities grant.

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Sound recording

PCR174

Cell song --Hard rock returns to prison from the hospital for the criminal insane --He sees through stone --For freckle-faced Gerald --To the man who sidled up to me and asked: how long you in fer, buddy? --The idea of ancestry --The warden said to me the other day --To make a poem in prison --Sweethearts in a mulberry tree --As you leave me --A love poem --Poems for black relocation centers --For P.F.C. Joe Rogers --For Malcolm, a year after --Portrait of Malcolm X --It was a funky deal --Truth (by Gwendolyn Brooks) --The sun came --To Dinah Washington --For Langston Hughes --To Gwendolyn Brooks --Apology for apostasy --Fire dance.

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