In one poem, this author says “You put me in Macbeth and Carmen Jones… And in everything but what’s about me!” This author claimed “I like to eat, sleep, drink, (20[1])and be in love” in (20[1])a poem where he asks for a pipe (20[1])or (20[1])“Bessie, bop, or Bach” (20[9])records (20[1])for (20[2])Christmas. (20[2])This author of “Note on Commercial Theater” is instructed (0[1])to “go home and write a page tonight” (20[1])in one poem. (20[2])A man (*) sways “to and fro on his rickety stool” in a poem by this author in which the central figure sleeps “like a rock or a man that’s dead.” (10[1])A piano-playing man with “ebony hands on each ivory key” (10[1])who drones “a drowsy (10[1])syncopated tune” (10[1])is described (10[1])in a poem by this author set (10[1])“down on Lenox Avenue.” (10[1])For 10 points, what Harlem Renaissance (10[1])author (10[2])wrote (10[1])“The Weary Blues?” (10[3])■END■