Comparing 'And Let America Be America Again' By Langston Hughes

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‘Let America be America again’ Langston Hughes . IHAS and LABAA has many similarities and differences. Walt Whitman and Langston Hughes were great poets theses are the similarities and differences on what is the meaning of the American dream. In Walt Whitman poem ‘i hear America singing’, also in let America be America again both of them express the meaning of America. Also not to mention their both poems how could it be an American poem without talking about the American dream. Both individuals use literary devices. The one and the other also listed individuals in their poetry.

Although both poets have many in similarities. The two also has a variety of differences. For instance in Walt Whitman says ‘singing, with open mouths, their
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hear america singing” by Walt Whitman and “let america be america again” by Langston Hughes There are multiple differences and similar things about the two poems and poets. Similarities are that they are both speaking about America.Unsimiliar things are that the the two poems come out at different ages, they are one hundred years apart from one another poems and both poets are one hundred years apart.One thing that describes both whitman and hughes is that both have the support for america just on…

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