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It’s about struggling with his mixed heritage. Lines 1-2 are in standard English, representing stereotypes of whiteness. Lines 3-4 are in vernacular, representing of blackness. The shoes similarly suggest his own " mismated" heritage. “Morning" is a metaphor for how his birth has caused the frustration of straddling two cultures, but never fully belonging to one.
and.. good job on that true love poem fire... hit me bro, I have a lot of sad that Im not releasing and the fact you let out the way you feel like you have bro, I look at you like an extension of a younger me.. (No pun intended)
man poems man i am better than all poets mane all them i make better poets i am about to catch my flight you don't wanna wait on me you don't wanna i should've let you know that your my only one ill you till you
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I is frustrated and not in a mood....like the shoes mismated.....a good fun write
(Bad Morning - Poem by Langston Hughes.) **Some days are like that.
this is kind of a silly little kid song but it definetly describes me in the morning sometimes
Wow, somebody got up on the wrong side of the bed that morning.. Langston!
Small but beautiful poem!