Creation By James Weldon Johnson Printable Black spiritual poetry based on the Genesis account of creation James Weldon Johnson recites his poem Access restricted item true Addeddate 2017 05 25 19 50 00 Boxid IA1301404 Frames per second
THE CREATION A Negro Sermon And God stepped out on space And He looked around and said I m lonely I ll make me a world And as far as the eye of God could see Darkness covered everything Blacker than a hundred midnights Down in a cypress swamp Then God smiled And the light broke And the darkness rolled up on one side The Creation James Weldon Johnson Holiday House 1994 American poetry 32 pages A poem based on the story of creation from the first book of the Bible
Creation By James Weldon Johnson Printable
Creation By James Weldon Johnson Printable
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Johnson s speaker offers an imaginative dramatic rendering of the origin of creation based on the creation story in Genesis from the King James Version of the Holy Bible First and Second Stanzas Personification of God
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THE CREATION by James Weldon Johnson 1871 1938 ND God stepped out on space And He looked around and said I m lonely I ll make me a world And far as the eye of God could see Darkness covered everything Blacker than a hundred midnights Down in a cypress swamp Then God smiled And the light broke And the darkness rolled up on
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The Creation from God s Trombones 1927 by James Weldon Johnson 1871 1938 And God stepped out on space And he looked around and said I m lonely I ll make me a world And far as the eye of God could see 5 Darkness covered everything Blacker than a hundred midnights Down in a cypress swamp Then God smiled And the light broke 10
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THE CREATION A Negro Sermon And God stepped out on space And He looked around and said I m lonely I ll make me a world And far as the eye of God could see Darkness covered everything Blacker than a hundred midnights Down in a cypress swamp Then God smiled And the light broke And the darkness rolled up on one side
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The Creation by Johnson James Weldon 1871 1938 Ransome James Publication date 1994 Topics Creation Children s poetry American Creation American poetry Bible stories Publisher New York Holiday House
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Summary The Creation by James Weldon Johnson is a retelling of the story of Genesis This poem depicts a human like image of God the man behind the creation This poem starts with a sense of continuity According to the poet God might have felt lonely For this reason he created the earth
The Creation poetry illustrated by James Ransome Holiday House 1994 The Selected Writings of James Weldon Johnson edited by Sondra K Wilson Oxford University Press 1995 Lift Ev ry Voice and Sing songs illustrated by Jan Spivey Gilchrist Scholastic 1995 Also author of Selected Poems 1936 A Study Guide for James Weldon Johnson s The Creation excerpted from Gale s acclaimed Poetry for Students This concise study guide includes plot summary character analysis author biography study questions historical context suggestions for further reading and much more
James Weldon Johnson believed that the arts and literature could elevate and reflect the true genius of a people His poem The Creation was written in his mind in the tradition of a Negro sermon