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    Tuesday‚ September 14‚ 2010 The Corruption of the American Dream Dreams are what humans see as their guides through their lives or their individual goals which they must work a lifetime for to achieve. In Langston Hughes’ poem‚ Dream Deferred‚ he asks rhetorical questions about how a withheld dream can corrupt and negatively change the mind of a man. The poem relates to the movie‚ “A Raisin in the Sun (2008)” by Kenny Leon‚ since the movie answers the rhetorical questions in the poem by showing

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    Hughes‚ hired a team of designers‚ craftsmen‚ engineers‚ and piolets who worked with him on “Hell’s Angles.” At the peak of the depression‚ these men were happy just to have a job‚ let alone an interesting one that allowed them to work for Hughes. Together the team help him build his plane “Hughes H-1 Racer” also known as “The Silver Bullet.” On September 13‚ 1935 Hughes set the world’s record for flying land planes‚ at 352 mile per hour. Hughes was not a stranger to setting records. Another record

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    A Black Poet Langston Hughes was born in Joplin‚ Missouri in 1902 (Arnold Rampersad 11). When Hughes was a child his mother and father separated. Most of his young childhood was spent with his grandmother. She raised him to know his self-worth and the importance of know where he came from. He had a lonely childhood. His grandmother encouraged him to read all sorts of literature. At the age of 13 he wrote his first poem in honor of graduation in Lincoln‚ Illinois where he attended elementary

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    In “Dreams” by Langston Hughes‚ metaphors help convey the meaning of the poem and add to the power of it. He starts off in the imperative mood‚ telling people to hold on to their dreams (line 1). The use of the phrase “hold fast” in connection with the word “dreams” shows that Hughes is using the word “dream” to mean hope and will-power for the future—not the kind of event that takes place in the mind when we are sleeping. Then‚ he transitions to the conditional (“if”) of a dream being lost (line

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    true right away. Many of them are just out of reach and can only be attained by hard work‚ leadership and determination. The poem "A Dream Deferred" by Langston Hughes is an example of just that‚ a dream that is just simply out of reach. So what happens to a dream deferred? Deferred‚ defined by The New American Webster Dictionary‚ means to put off‚ delay or postpone something to a later date. Poetry is filled with many different aspects of poetic language just a few of them being‚ connotation‚ denotation

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    Apart from his apparent disgust for the desolate life that the African Americans were subjected to‚ Langston Hughes also portrays an evident mistrust of religion‚ not necessarily towards religion itself but particularly towards those individuals who use religion as a cloak to conceal their true duplicitous and oppressive nature. In arguably he’s most controversial poem‚ Goodbye Christ; Langston Hughes takes on the role of a disillusioned Christian and repudiates the doctrines set forth in America‚

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    Harlem Renaissance Countee Cullen and Langston Hughes works showed that they are nostalgic about Africa‚ a continent they did not visit‚ but they were anxious to connect to. In Cullen’s “Heritage”‚ he sounded like a troubled man that long for to reunite to a long-lost love. His description of Africa was based on what he read or was told about Africa not from his own personal experience. Although he gave a beautiful description of Africa‚ in the first few lines‚ by ending the first part of the poem

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    NGHIỆP TƯƠNG LAI) I learned at Le Quy Don school. I finished my courses in 1997. I used to go to school at six thirty and my school began at six forty-five. At school I learned many subjects such as math‚ physics‚ Vietnamese‚ English and so on. Among them I liked English best because it will be useful in my future‚ and it helped me know many things. I didn’t like physics

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    Renaissance Among the players in the Harlem renaissance were writers and poets. However‚ it was poetry that many African Americans identified with. ‘Harlem’‚ or popularly referred to as the ‘Dream Deferred’ by Langston Hughes. In this poem‚ the reality

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    Langston Hughes was an American poet‚ born in 1902 and died in 1967‚ mostly know for his jazz poetry. Hughes “The Negro Speaks of Rivers” has man different view of reading it. Really the allegory of this poem details black history and experience. Every time I is mentioned it really means blacks people instead of himself and the rivers in this poem represent life. The rivers all over the world‚ starting in Africa‚ the mother land where everything began. “Rivers as ancient as the world” Europhates

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