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Abstract:Poet L. Lamar Wilson responds creatively to Hemingway’s work, using “The Battler,” “The Porter,” and “A Matter of Colour” as his inspiration. “Hemingway’s Boys” is a “son-not” for the black men who were created through Hemingway’s pen.