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Langston Hughes is my favorite poet ever but this poem in particular really stuck with me due to its power and intensity. If you think about the poem on a more symbolic level, it's actually about the experience of being the mixed-race child of a racist white parent. The white father rejects his child due to him being half black, and then uses the blackness of the child and the mother against them both. Both the father and the child's white half-brother reject him from whiteness, but he proudly accepts and embraces his blackness. The moon = white = the father. Dusk/dark/night/pine = black = the mother. Stars = yellow = the child. (I know nowadays we more associate yellow with Asian people but it was also historically used to refer to light-skinned mixed black people.)
![Former Slave Owner Interview in 1929 [Colorized]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Le794ObMGm0/mqdefault.jpg)
Powerful and bold for that time in history.
Yes. He is my fave. Always will be. He is IT.
This is one of the most beautiful poems I've ever read, or heard. Wonderful.
you prolly dont give a damn but does anybody know of a trick to log back into an Instagram account..?
I was stupid forgot the account password. I appreciate any help you can offer me
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Langston Hughes is my favorite poet ever but this poem in particular really stuck with me due to its power and intensity.
If you think about the poem on a more symbolic level, it's actually about the experience of being the mixed-race child of a racist white parent. The white father rejects his child due to him being half black, and then uses the blackness of the child and the mother against them both. Both the father and the child's white half-brother reject him from whiteness, but he proudly accepts and embraces his blackness.
The moon = white = the father. Dusk/dark/night/pine = black = the mother. Stars = yellow = the child. (I know nowadays we more associate yellow with Asian people but it was also historically used to refer to light-skinned mixed black people.)
Intense and powerful!
So painful. The time has come for each to say, "In you I see Imago Dei."
i love this man his books are big in the african litereature we studied one of his books in a level he is so good
Safe to say that Langston Hughes is probably my favorite poet ever
Love this!
💯💯💯🎯🎯🎯🎤🎤🎤
Wow!
love it! what year was this from?
1926
this sucks
Not too late to delete this bit of ugly ignorance.