{"value"=>"<p>Razaf's POETRY can be found in one loose folder, 1950-1962, n.d., as well as in folders titled, Poems for a Mixed-up World, 1959 and The Negro Has to Laugh and Other Poems, 1918-1962. Poems for a Mixed-Up World is a bound volume of typescript poetry with an introduction by Langston Hughes and an autobiographical preface by Razaf. The manuscript was never published. The Negro Has to Laugh and Other Poems consists of a bound volume of mounted and laminated clippings and typescripts of Razaf's poetry. A 1962 letter from Razaf to Hutson, presenting this volume to the Schomburg Center, is mounted on the first page.</p>"}