Langton Huges

Langston was one of the pioneers of the Harlem Renaissance. In the roaring twenty's blacks poets, artist, and singers in Harlem emerged to show that they had talent in all of the arts. This was an important time for blacks. The Harlem Renaissance symbolized the first time in history; black artistes received recognition for their work. Langston's first poem was The Negro Speak of the River in 1926 this poem opened the door for many great poems to follow. In that same year a poem called The Weary Blues was also published, this poem happens to be on or of my favorite poems. In

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I believe that the theme, or in rhetorical terms "message", is the most important element for the analysis of any story. As we about the turn of events we tend to visually except the fact that they are happening, we place ourselves in the circumstances of the poem, which is what Fisher calls Narrative Rationality. Second, the audience notices that the singer is moaning threw out the song and the fact that he is singing about the thought of taking his life. At first because we no it is a Langston Hughes poem we think the focus is about Hughes. A relationship has been established between the reader and the story or song of the singer. There are two kinds of relationships in every story or rhetorical artifact, casual and temporal. These acts of greatness give the reader a message of inspiration and enlightenment. One comes when the reader discovers that the singer is moaning and depressed.

While this poem, narration is done by Hughes himself.

The important elements of any story are its characters, narrator, setting, plot/action, conclusion, climax, theme and audience. A for the plot of the commercial, that develops in the middle of the poem when the man singing the blues is described frowning his face in a look of depression. this, poem Hughes tells a story of the time he went into a Harlem blues club and saw a live performance. In this case, I believe that by becoming one with the singer (character). First, when he poem begins you see the depressed made playing and signing the blues in a dark room with the spotlight on him. He is an intelligent man who dedicated his life to reaching his full potential.

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