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Poem by Langston Hughes


Park Bench


I live on a park bench.
You, Park Avenue.
Hell of a distance
Between us two.

I beg a dime for dinner-
You got a butler and maid.
But I'm wakin' up!
Say, ain't you afraid

That I might, just maybe,
In a year or two,
Move on over
To Park Avenue?



Langston Hughes


Langston Hughes's other poems:
  1. For Selma
  2. You and Your Whole Race
  3. Juke Box Love Song
  4. Personal
  5. Kids Who Die


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