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Lyric-Scroll 022 : Those Winter Sundays by Robert Hayden: When Love Was Silent, Hands Were Cracked, and No One Said Thank You

A Poem Where Regret Wears Slippers and Affection Heats the House Before Dawn ABS Believes:Some poems are whispers you hear years later.Love isn’t always loud—it’s sometimes just boots, cold air, and someone waking up too early for your comfort. Robert Hayden: The Poet of the Unsaid Hayden didn’t write to dazzle. He wrote to unearth. […]

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Lyric-Scroll 021 : Mother to Son: When Langston Hughes Turned a Staircase into a Survival Manual

A Poem Where Life Isn’t Crystal, But You Better Climb It Anyway ABS Believes:Life won’t lay down a carpet—it’ll throw you a splintered staircase and expect grace in every limp.Sometimes the most powerful poetry comes from a tired woman who didn’t ask for metaphors but had plenty. Langston Hughes: The Bard of Bare Truths Langston

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