Poetry, eh? To most people, poetry isn't so interesting, but to those special of us, we know the truth. Poetry can be amazing and vibrant as long as you are reading the right kind of poetry. 1543Please respect copyright.PENANAvJm118sHmx
But how about explaining poetry? Now that's a different art. 1543Please respect copyright.PENANA2OSLeWDulJ
Below, I have supplied the beautiful, the famous, the touching poem "Harlem" by Langston Hughes. In as many or as few words as you need, write a prose about this poem. It can retell it, explain it, or be a narrative based off it. Anything, as long as it is in a paragraph form (that's what prose is). 1543Please respect copyright.PENANAxHlBSLDRQx
So, you think you're up to the challenge? Give it a go! 1543Please respect copyright.PENANA84dh8cyTKp
Harlem 1543Please respect copyright.PENANACXH6D8Fnqq
by Langston Hughes 1543Please respect copyright.PENANA2vkJm0rrsW
What happens to a dream deferred?1543Please respect copyright.PENANAKEezHRwkJB
like a raisin in the sun?1543Please respect copyright.PENANAiyy1iNi81I
Or fester like a sore—1543Please respect copyright.PENANA9USumYftsN
And then run?1543Please respect copyright.PENANAgf0TjVQF7e
Does it stink like rotten meat?1543Please respect copyright.PENANAoROUQ0uwgX
Or crust and sugar over—1543Please respect copyright.PENANA6uD6vfPlpS
like a syrupy sweet?1543Please respect copyright.PENANArUza5FKtFQ
Maybe it just sags1543Please respect copyright.PENANAOwSeGthXcu
like a heavy load.1543Please respect copyright.PENANAEW3NyWErnf
Or does it explode?1543Please respect copyright.PENANAiAIjIT1uti