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By: Anne Spencer
This poem has end rhyme.It a lyrical poem. Anne Spencer is using formal language.

also as a early career as a judge he did that so he can make some good money and live a good life with helen his girlfreind.
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Night funeral
In Harlem:
Funeral grand.
Night funeral
In Harlem.

I am happy to be here, I am. I am.
In this poem he talks about how much he loves his job.He uses formal laguage.He rhymes through out the whole poem.Seuss didn't use alliteration, analogy's, onomatopoeia or personifcation.In this poem the audience is , either his friends or family.The narrator is the man/woman in the poem who is speakinq.
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Langston Hughes
I would say that one of the most distinctive qualities of Hughes' poetry is how he articulated the condition of "the other." Hughes was able to bring out the context of what it means to be a poet.
He was a hard working honest shy man who had many great ideas just not bold enough to let them all out at once he beleived moderation in everything.
You can tell you is reading one of Langston Poems because it will have emotion or feeling or something that went on in his life.
Juke Box Love Song
I could take the Harlem night
Dance with you till day--
Dance with you, my sweet brown Harlem girl.
I like this poem because it express feelings and emotions, when Langston wrote this he probably was in love or had feelings for someone in his life. I also like this poem because it is kinda related to real life because that's how some men want to treat there women.
I, too, sing America.I am the darker brother.
They send me to eat in the kitchen
When company comes,
But I laugh,And eat well,And grow strong.
Tomorrow,I'll be at the table
When company comes.
Nobody'll dare
Say to me,"Eat in the kitchen,
"Then.Besides.
They'll see how beautiful I am
And be ashamed -
I, too, am America.
- Langston Hughes, 1925
This poem by Langston Hughes is basically trying to tell us that know matter what people say or do if he have company or what, he still going to be the same person because nobody can change the way he act.