Compare And Contrast Mother To Son And If This World Were Mine

To compare Langston Hughes’ “Mother to Son” to WAK’s “If This World Were Mine” both Langston Hughes and Kevin A Williams learn that in their life time everything can’t always go their way and sometimes they had to take a different route to achieve their goal or their dreams. To contrast the two pieces, in Mother to Son Langston Hughes had been taught by his mother that in his life there will be places with “torn boards”, “bare” rooms and even places of “darkness with no light” and he’ll have to overcome his fears and surpass these bare areas of darkness and loneliness. In If This World Were Mine WAK teaches the readers that in the world can’t always go their way and all be completely be yours and that there would be ties and knots and that