Question

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How does the poet's word choice contribute to the hopeful tone of the poem?


I, Too by Langston Hughes

Answer 1

Answer:

The poet word choice helps expresses hope when he incluedes himself in being America.

"I am too America" "I sing too America"

This words mean that despite all the discrimitation to black people, the author is part of America. These are powefull words.

Explanation:

All along the poem the author gives hope because the words used express even when he is rejected and sent to eat in the kitchen he smiles, and grow strong.

The author writes "tomorrow they will see how beautiful I am and regret".  This gives hope because it shows an idea of a different tomorrow, different as how he is leaving, and better.

Answer 2

"I, Too" is a poem by Hughes. This poem describes discrimination and disparity.

In this poem, a speaker is a black man and he recounts the prejudice that he faced in American society.

• The tone of the poet displays hope as if he is included in American society.

• There are some compelling lines used in the poem that represents that the black man is also a part of America despite all the hatred he faces.

• In the verse, the poet gives faith to all those people who experience discrimination.

• He is still happy even when he is expelled and sent to eat in the kitchen.

• The other line of the poem gives hope that tomorrow will be changed and their lives will also improve.

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