The Creation by James Weldon Johnson - Poems - Academy of …
The Creation. James Weldon Johnson. 1871 –. 1938. And God stepped out on space, And he looked around and said: I'm lonely—. I'll make me a world. And far as the eye of God could see.
The Creation by James Weldon Johnson - Poetry.com
2011年5月13日 · Read, review and discuss the The Creation poem by James Weldon Johnson on Poetry.com
The Creation by James Weldon Johnson - Poem Analysis
‘The Creation’ is one of the famous poems by James Weldon Johnson, an American writer, and civil rights activist. This poem depicts the story of Genesis in a pellucid manner.
The Creation, by James Weldon Johnson - Poetry Archive
"The Creation" is reprinted from The Book of American Negro Poetry. Ed. James Weldon Johnson. New York: Harcourt, Brace and Co., 1922.
James Weldon Johnson, "The Creation" (1920) - African …
James Weldon Johnson, "The Creation" (1920) African American Poetry. James Weldon Johnson, "The Creation" (1920) 213. THE CREATIONA Negro SermonAnd God stepped out …
The Book of American Negro Poetry/The Creation
2022年3月1日 · The Creation by James Weldon Johnson. The White Witch. →. THE CREATION. (A Negro Sermon) And God stepped out on space, And He looked around and said, "I'm …
The Creation, by James Weldon Johnson - Poeticous
The Creation. And God stepped out on space, And he looked around and said: I’m lonely— I’ll make me a world. And far as the eye of God could see. Darkness covered everything, Blacker …
The Creation : Johnson, James Weldon, 1871-1938 - Archive.org
2010年12月10日 · A poem based on the story of creation from the first book of the Bible Coretta Scott King Award, illustrator, 1995
James Weldon Johnson's "The Creation" - Owlcation
2024年2月22日 · In James Weldon Johnson's "The Creation," the speaker dramatizes Genesis chapter 1, verses 1-25 (King James Version of the Holy Bible, Genesis 1:1-25). The speaker …
Creation : Johnson, James Weldon, 1871-1938 - Archive.org
Black spiritual poetry based on the Genesis account of creation. James Weldon Johnson recites his poem