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Lawrence Versus Hughes

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Phillip F

 

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September 8, 2015

 

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They share likenesses in their poetry, however, when it comes to the form of these two poems and the manner in which they use words; the importance of word usage is different. These poets are innovative and celebrated, who try to unlock sound, song, rhythm and emotions through their poems. The poets poems “Piano” and “The Weary Blues” both use music as a theme, the use of speaker, tone and form are used to portray two different tales...
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Both Lawrence and Hughes gained their writing influences from their travels. This is evident through their mental conflict within these poems and how they passionately express themselves through language. Both poems use tone effectively to sets up the mood for the reader. In the poems “Piano” and “The Weary Blues” the poets use themselves as the speaker...
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