Analysis Of S-Langston Hughes
S - Langston Hughes was a black poet born in the 1900’s. He written during the American Renaissance. He invented a new type of poetry called Jazz poetry. He enrolled at Columbia University in 1921. His force poem was called “Negro speaks of rivers. He traveled around the U.S, Mexico, and Spain.
O - it was written in 1951 and published on the new York times.
A - People in the American renaissance who wanted to read more about Blacks in America. The people who read it when it first came out was directed to middle/older aged people and once it became famous, everyone started to read it.
P - inform the audience about blacks in American Renaissance
S - Blacks in America in the 1950’s
Tone -It was written in a thoughtful tone. It was meant for the reader to step back and really think about that he meant. …show more content…
He written during the American renaissance and invented a new type of poetry called “Jazz Poetry.” Langston has traveled across different countries including America, Mexico, and Spain. He written these poems to inform people about black life in the 1950’s. He told these stories about black life in a thoughtful tone. He made his poems broad and open to the reader's interpretation of what he
O - it was written in 1951 and published on the new York times.
A - People in the American renaissance who wanted to read more about Blacks in America. The people who read it when it first came out was directed to middle/older aged people and once it became famous, everyone started to read it.
P - inform the audience about blacks in American Renaissance
S - Blacks in America in the 1950’s
Tone -It was written in a thoughtful tone. It was meant for the reader to step back and really think about that he meant. …show more content…
He written during the American renaissance and invented a new type of poetry called “Jazz Poetry.” Langston has traveled across different countries including America, Mexico, and Spain. He written these poems to inform people about black life in the 1950’s. He told these stories about black life in a thoughtful tone. He made his poems broad and open to the reader's interpretation of what he