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      Brooks’s next collection, Annie Allen, for which she won the Pulitzer Prize, is a loosely connected series of poems related to an African American girl’s growing up in Chicago. One of the central pieces in the book is a 43-stanza poem called ā€œThe Anniad,ā€ which narrates the life…

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      Brooks’s next collection, Annie Allen, for which she won the Pulitzer Prize, is a loosely connected series of poems related to an African American girl’s growing up in Chicago. One of the central pieces in the book is a 43-stanza poem called ā€œThe Anniad,ā€ which narrates the life…

      Read More