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personalness of the poetry. Even though we're experiencing all of these problems in our lives, We, yes, on a pluralistic level, We still have this tenderness.
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But still, individually, between us, I and You, We, still allow tenderness to survive.
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And this personalness, this concern with the individual, seems to be the outstanding continuity factor, in all of African English Poetry.
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This has been the Literary Corner of Black Writers of the World. A series of analyses and interpretations of Black World Literature.
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Today you've listened to an introduction to African English Poetry.
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Technical assistance provided by Bob Chan. I'm Brooks Robinson. Readings done by [[Kuojo Yelekepala?]]
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The Literary Corner was been made possible by funds from WHA Radio Madison, Wisconsin, a service of the University of Wisconsin Extension.
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