Harlem’s Muse: the Impact on Langston Hughes’ Verse
Words: 515 1618Langston Hughes, hailed as one of the eminent wordsmiths of the Harlem Renaissance, discovered in Harlem not solely a dwelling place but a dynamic tapestry for his poetic expression. This enclave of northern Manhattan, resonating with the vitality and tribulations of African Americans during the early 20th century, served as an abundant source of creative stimulus for Hughes. His literary oeuvre mirrors the soul of Harlem, encapsulating its vivacious culture, its poignant struggles, and its indomitable spirit of optimism and […]
