The Baker's Boy

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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 New York: Harper & Row Publishers
Year of Publication 1927
Pages 26
Additional information This version of the poem was published in 1941.

The Baker's Boy

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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