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Walkers With The Dawn Analysis
Author: poem of Langston Hughes Type: poem Views: 50
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Being walkers with the dawn and morning,
Walkers with the sun and morning,
We are not afraid of night,
Nor days of gloom,
Nor darkness--
Being walkers with the sun and morning.
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basically the poem deals with the blacks concept of morning and fresh air. they are tired of the hostile attitude of the Whites towards them. they are not afraid of the night, darkness and gloom any more. further more, the poet is pointing out to the images of Morning again and again to focus his community' attitude towards the new day and happy future.
| Posted on 2014-02-05 | by a guest
basically the poem deals with the blacks concept of morning and fresh air. they are tired of the hostile attitude of the Whites towards them. they are not afraid of the night, darkness and gloom any more. further more, the poet is pointing out to the images of Morning again and again to focus his community' attitude towards the new day and happy future.
| Posted on 2014-02-05 | by a guest
.: :.
basically the poem deals with the blacks concept of morning and fresh air. they are tired of the hostile attitude of the Whites towards them. they are not afraid of the night, darkness and gloom any more. further more, the poet is pointing out to the images of Morning again and again to focus his community' attitude towards the new day and happy future.
| Posted on 2014-02-05 | by a guest
basically the poem deals with the blacks concept of morning and fresh air. they are tired of the hostile attitude of the Whites towards them. they are not afraid of the night, darkness and gloom any more. further more, the poet is pointing out to the images of Morning again and again to focus his community' attitude towards the new day and happy future.
| Posted on 2014-02-05 | by a guest