"I Hear America Singing," by Walt Whitman and "I, Too, Sing America," by Langston Hughes comparision>

A poem about a white boy in a white private school who has come to love many of the aspects of black culture.

A poem I made in 8th grade about the creativity people have and need to use to make poems instead of being lazy.

Langston Hughes had the awesome responsibility of representing a people, even when they didn’t want him to. As he matured, he couldn’t help but feel sour about the way the world works.

This is a response to Mr. Langston Hughes poem Mother to Son.