The Book of American Negro Poetry by Unknown
page 91 of 202 (45%)
page 91 of 202 (45%)
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And laughs away the mystery now
The dark's at his door. V _Onus Probandi_ No more from out the sunset, No more across the foam, No more across the windy hills Will Sandy Star come home. He went away to search it With a curse upon his tongue: And in his hand the staff of life, Made music as it swung. I wonder if he found it, And knows the mystery now-- Our Sandy Star who went away, With the secret on his brow. DEL CASCAR Del Cascar, Del Cascar, Stood upon a flaming star, Stood, and let his feet hang down Till in China the toes turned brown. |
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