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T.J. Anderson III’s poem Better Git It in Yo’ Soul is featured in the anthology What I Say: Innovative Poetry by Black Writers in America, edited by Aldon Lynn Nielsen and Lauri Ramey. The title of the poem directly references Charles Mingus’s 1959 jazz composition “Better Git It in Your Soul,” suggesting a thematic and stylistic connection to the vibrant, improvisational energy of jazz music. Anderson, known for his fusion of poetry and music, often draws upon jazz rhythms and structures to inform his work.

In Better Git It in Yo’ Soul, Anderson likely employs these elements to explore themes of cultural identity, resilience, and the African American experience. The poem's inclusion in an anthology dedicated to innovative Black poetry underscores its role in pushing the boundaries of traditional poetic forms, much like jazz pushes musical conventions.

For those interested in exploring Anderson's work further, his poetry collection Devonte Travels the Sorry Route offers additional insights into his thematic concerns and stylistic approaches.

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T.J. Anderson III’s poem Bird’s Last Riff is a tribute to the legendary jazz saxophonist Charlie “Bird” Parker. While the full text of the poem isn't readily available online, the title itself suggests a thematic and stylistic connection to Parker's final musical expressions. Anderson, known for his fusion of poetry and music, often draws upon jazz rhythms and structures to inform his work.

In Bird’s Last Riff, Anderson likely employs these elements to explore themes of cultural identity, resilience, and the African American experience. The poem's inclusion in an anthology dedicated to innovative Black poetry underscores its role in pushing the boundaries of traditional poetic forms, much like jazz pushes musical conventions.

For those interested in exploring Anderson's work further, his poetry collection Devonte Travels the Sorry Route offers additional insights into his thematic concerns and stylistic approaches.

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