"Cane" is a collection of literary works by the African-American writer Jean Toomer. Published in 1923, the book became one of the first unique works of the Harlem Renaissance, combining poetry, prose and drama. "Cane" consists of three parts, each of which offers the reader a deep dive into the psychology and culture of the African American people. Shades of melancholy, joy, pain and hope are intertwined in each line, giving the book a unique flavor. "Cane" is a recognized masterpiece of African-American literature, which became a multifaceted mosaic of images and feelings.