His pride is mostly seen in his use of the rhyme of Jazz, a type of much developed mostly by Black Americans and enjoyed by both black and white in American. ... Langston Hughes' poem is filled with meaning and real matter, using simple words to illustrate the overall complexity of African American lives. ... In other words if a dream is deferred then it will lead to restlessness and dissatisfaction, which with prolongation might lead to crime and hate. ... His pride is mostly seen in his use of the rhyme of Jazz. ...

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• Grade Level: High School

The frequent use of the words "me" and "you" and several words that rhyme with it emphasizes the message of the stanza: That "you" and "me" (being the speaker and the instructor, and perhaps black American and white Americans as well) are closely connected and cannot be fairly examined without taking the other into account. ...

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