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1989 edition, published by Lotus Press, Detroit
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1989 edition, published by Lotus Press, Detroit |
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Collected Poems | by | May Miller | [ornament] | Detroit | LOTUS PRESS | 1989
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Copyright © 1989 by May Miller Sullivan
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0916418707
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LOTUS PRESS INC. | POST OFFICE BOX 21607 | DETROIT, MICHIGAN 48221
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[1 of 4] Acknowledgements | Many of the poems included in this volume first appeared in The | American University Writer, The Antioch Review, | The Arts Quarterly, | Beloit Poetry Journal, Black Box, Cafe Solo, Callaloo, The Camp Fire | Girl, Common Ground, Cottonwood, The Crisis, Essence, The Federal | Poet, Generation, Hoo-Doo, The Journal of the National Medical |
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[2 of 4] Association, The Negro History Bulletin, Phylon, and Poetry: A | Magazine of Verse. Some others have appeared in anthologies published | by Energy Black South Press, the Cricket Press, The Hand and Flower | Press, Linden Press, Lotus Press, Inc., South and West, Inc., The | Swallow Press, and Winthrop Publishers, Inc.
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[3 of 4] The poems were first collected in the following volumes by May Miller: | Into the Clearing (Washington: The Charioteer Press, 1959); Poems | (Thetford, VT: Cricket Press, 1962); Lyrics of Three Women (with Katie | Letcher Lyle and Maude Rubin) ( Baltimore: Linden Press, 1964); Not | That Far (Washington: The Solo Press, 1973); The Clearing and Beyond |
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[4 of 4] (Washington: The Charioteer Press, 1974); Dust of Uncertain Journey | (Detroit: Lotus Press, Inc., 1975); Halfway to the Sun (Washington: | Washington Writers' Publishing House, 1981 [reprinted by Lotus Press | in 1988]); The Ransomed Wait (Detroit: Lotus Press, Inc., 1983); and | One and the Other (unpublished).
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