What Is The Central Idea Of The Poem Harlem?
What Is The Central Idea Of The Poem Harlem?
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The poet describes his dissatisfaction with postponed dreams. He compares the dreams or objectives to a sultana, meat, and sweets in the poem’s opening question. These comparisons were employed by the poet to conjure the idea of a delayed dream. Each illustration gives the reader a sense of what has actually occurred in the speaker’s dream and the effect it has had on him. The account demonstrates that his vision does not just disappear; rather, it passes through particular steps before degenerating to its final form.
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