Alliteration In Let Usa Be America Again By Langston Hughes

Langston Hughes uses alliteration, personification and mood in “Let America be America again” to discuss how America does not live up to people expectations. The author talks about how people have different looks about America. People think different because even they try to overcome their economic statues instead of making them progress into middle class this people become even poorer. Something that with the Rich even with doing so little it tends to get them richer than they deserve to be. Is not about equality but about how much money people have in order to see the America people tent to talk about. Langston Hughes begins by mentioning to let America be the America of the dreams, the freedom and the home of the people coming to find all this (1-4). People come looking for the American dream that everyone describes. But for many people the dream is nowhere to be found. “America was never America to me” (5). All the opportunities just do not seem real or may come with tricks. This is something that is still happening even to this day people still find that America is not all the positivity that it seems to show. Something that has not change is how people that immigrate do not …show more content…
This is talking about all the people left out of opportunities because of the rich people. The author talks about America becoming all about money and how that’s the main point (33-40). How power and money is everything to succeed. It’s almost like America is trying to make the rich richer and the poor poorer. CBS mentions how taxes are unfair since middle class pay more taxes than the upper class (Picchi 1). One of the biggest problems the poem talks about is how the lower class people don’t get payed what they deserve. I think is because they work even with a little pay. Something that can be seen today how immigrants and working employees are willing to work for less money (Lehman