I, Too by Langston Hughes Essay -- Langston Hughes Poetry

I, Too by Langston HughesA situation tin be interpreted into some(prenominal) different meanings when observed through the public of poetry. A poet can make a person think of several different meanings to a poem when he or she is reading it. Langston Hughes wrote a poem titled I, Too. In this poem he reveals the Negro hereditary pattern and the pride that he has in his heritage and in who he is. Also, Hughes uses precise simple terms that allow juvenile interpretations and reading.The poem begins I, too, sing America. I am the darker brother. From those two painss alone, one can see that he is grand of who he is and introducing himself to the reader. In the line I, too, sing America he is explaining that he is an American like everyone else in the country, but he is only of a darker skin color as he follows up in line two with I am the darker brother. He says that even though he is of a nonher color he is still an American and he should not be treated any differently f rom any other American.When looking for at the poem, Hughes expresses the pride that he has in his heritage and in who h...