A Dream Deferred By Langston Hughes Meaning

Reflecting back on the three poems I read in class A Dream Deferred by Langston Hughes has to be one of my favorites now. In this poem the writer talks about the various ways of what may happen to a dream being postponed. Before i had read it I did wonder from the title what do I think happens to a dream being delayed, which i answered in my head if there are people like me and haven't accomplished a certain dream I guess Id just give up on it or just wait till the right time to try and achieve the certain goal. Reading the poem presented to me that I wasn't the only one who viewed a dream being deferred in many ways. What had caught my eye the most and still honestly does was the ending, the line that should conclude it all , the line that should answer the question of what happens to a dream being deferred, but no it was left as a cliffhanger. “Or does i explode” after reading it all it was as if the writer left the last question up to the reader to answer for themselves because everyone has their own interpretation of if a dream explodes, i believe it said a lot about someone
Hope Interested me because i just reflect upon the popular saying “ don't get your hopes up” because sometimes if you do whatever it is you were hoping for may not happen, but a piece of us all still has that little bit of hope inside trying not to get too excited. The attention grabber to me in this poem were the lines that read, “ And sweetest in the Gale is heard; And sore must be the storm”. It's the most important to me because looking into the meaning of those lines to my understanding it means that the storm is upset because it wasn't able to take down the hope inside of us. To think that hope is that strong to beat out a storm in any type of situation is just crazy to me, but i believe