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1856
And far as the eye of God could seeDarkness covered everything,Blacker than a hundred midnightsDown in a cypress swamp. AND AS FAR AS THE EYE OF GOD COULD SEE DARKNESS COVERED EVERYTHING BLACKER THAN A HUNDRED MIDNIGHTS DOWN IN A CYPRESS SWAMP
,And you shall see the beautiful thingsAs you rock on the misty seaWhere the old shoe rocked the fishermen three,—Wynken,Blynken,And Nod. Contents -BIBLIOGRAPHIC RECORD Previous Article Next Article Shakespeare Bible Strunk Nonfiction Quotations Reference Fiction Anatomy Harvard Classics Lit. History Poetry Get the App [Top 150] Index to Subjects Index to Titles Authors The Library of the World‚Äôs Best Literature Free Essays CA Do Not Sell My Personal Information Privacy CA Privacy Policy ¬© 1993‚Äì2023 Bartleby.com The Creation - Collection at Bartleby.com Reference Verse Fiction Nonfiction √ó Subjects Titles Authors Essays Learn Thesaurus Quotations English Usage Skip to the content Home » The Book of American Negro Poetry » The Creation Previous Article Next Article Contents -BIBLIOGRAPHIC RECORD James Weldon Johnson, ed. (1871‚Äì1938). The Book of American Negro Poetry. 1922. The Creation AND God stepped out on space,And He looked around and said,“I’m lonely—I’ll make me a world.”  THE CREATION BY JAMES WELDON JOHNSON READ FOR LIBERVOX DOT ORG BY JANUES GREEN HEMMINGWAY SOUTH CAROLINA AND GOD STEPPED OUT ON SPACE AND HE LOOKED AROUND AND SAID I'M LONELY I'LL MAKE ME A WORLD
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