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== The Baker's Boy ==
 
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The baker's boy delivers loaves
The baker's boy delivers loaves

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Bibliographic Information
Author Newsome, Mary Effie Lee
Genre Poetry
Journal or Book Golden Slippers: An Anthology of Negro Poetry for Young Readers
Publisher Harper & Row
Year of Publication 1927
Pages 26
Additional information -


The baker's boy delivers loaves
All up and down our street.
His car is white, his clothes are white,
White to his very feet.
I wonder if he stays that way.
I don't see how he does all day.
I’d like to watch him going home
When all the loaves are out.
His clothes must look quite different then,
At least I have no doubt.

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