Claude McKay (1889-1948)
Jamaican writer and poet

Poems by Claude McKay

• A Memory of June
• A Prayer
• A Red Flower
• Absence
• Adolescence
• Africa
• After the Winter
• Alfonso, Dressing to Wait at Table
• America
• Baptism
• Birds of Prey
• Commemoration
• Courage
• Dawn in New York
• December, 1919
• Enslaved
• Exhortation: Summer 1919
• Flame-Heart
• Flirtation
• Flower of Love
• French Leave
• Futility
• Harlem Shadows
• Heritage
• Home Thoughts
• Homing Swallows
• I Know My Soul
• I Shall Return
• If We Must Die
• In Bondage
• Jasmines
• La Paloma in London
• Memorial
• Morning Joy
• My Mother
• North and South
• O Word I Love to Sing
• On a Primitive Canoe
• On Broadway
• On the Road
• One Year After
• Outcast
• Poetry
• Polarity
• Rest in Peace
• Romance
• Russian Cathedral
• Song of the Moon
• Spring in New Hampshire
• Subway Wind
• Summer Morn in New Hampshire
• The Barrier
• The Castaways
• The City’s Love
• The Easter Flower
• The Harlem Dancer
• The Lynching
• The Night-Fire
• The Plateau
• The Snow Fairy
• The Spanish Needle
• The Tired Worker
• The Tropics in New York
• The White City
• The White House
• The Wild Goat
• Thirst
• Through Agony
• To a Poet
• To O.E.A.
• To One Coming North
• To Winter
• Tormented
• When Dawn Comes to the City
• Wild May
• Winter in the Country

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