"Negro Folk Rhymes: Wise and Otherwise: With a Study," collected by Thomas W. Talley, preserves a vital piece of African American cultural heritage. This collection showcases the rich oral tradition of African American folklore through poetry and song. Delve into a world of folk rhymes, offering glimpses into the wisdom, humor, and everyday experiences of a community.
This book is a window into African American poetry and the cultural landscape from which it emerged. Discover the rhythms and expressions passed down through generations. From insightful observations to lighthearted verses, these rhymes capture the essence of a vibrant and resilient culture. Explore the enduring power of language and its ability to reflect the soul of a people. A testament to the strength and beauty of the African American experience.
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