Langston Hughes Poetry

In "Harlem," the first question the speaker asks is: What happens to a dream...

In "Harlem," the speaker mentions all of the following food-related images (sugary crust, licorice, raisin, rotten meat) to make his point except

In "Harlem," the speaker wonders if a deferred dream sags like

In "Harlem," the last question the speaker asks is whether or not the dream

In "The Weary Blues," the musician is playing on

In "The Weary Blues," the musician's tune is

In "The Weary Blues," the musician laments his

In "The Weary Blues," the musician wishes he had

At the end of "The Weary Blues," the musician goes home to

In "Negro Speaks of Rivers," the speaker says he has known _______ rivers

In "Negro Speaks of Rivers," the speaker says his ____ has grown deep like the rivers

In "Negro Speaks of Rivers," the speaker bathed in the _________ when dawns were young

In "Negro Speaks of Rivers," the speaker says he built his hut by the

often symbolizes life

often symbolizes wisdom