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Title: Harlem by Langston Hughes analysis
Description: Harlem by Langston Hughes analysis. I got an A on this for my English 10H class.

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Sam Hogan
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Langston Hughes uses similes to
explain what he believes happens to a dream that is put off or declined
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The second line suggests that a dream dries up, taking its details and content with it
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The sixth line says “Does it stink like
rotten meat?” (Line 6) this suggests that a deferred dream remains but slowly withers away like a
decaying carcass
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Hughes also states how
it could just sag, and hang around, or possibly even explode and all of its matter be ridden of our
imagination
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Langston Hughes also uses rhyming to make his poem flow and please the mind
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Hughes says “like a raisin in the sun…
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The use of this rhyme clicks in your brain as you read it and
appeals to the reader
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Title: Harlem by Langston Hughes analysis
Description: Harlem by Langston Hughes analysis. I got an A on this for my English 10H class.