Poems by Martin CarterAs a young socialist in the colony of British Guiana, Martin Carter wrote strong, vigorous poems that connect powerfully with the reader. This book includes some of most notable work. |
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With This Torn Shirt | 3 |
Who Walks A Pavement | 9 |
Cartman Of Dayclean | 15 |
Copyright | |
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