Everything you need to understand or teach At the Crossroad, Highways 61 and 49.
“At the Crossroads, Highways 61 and 49” is a lyric poem by American poet J. Patrick Lewis. It first appeared in Lewis’s book Black Cat Bone, which used the poet’s original work alongside lyrics by early 20th-century blues musician Robert Johnson in order to tell the story of Johnson's life. The poem is told in a single stanza of 40 lines and explores the mythical crossroads of the blues tradition.
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