Question

How does the poet hope to recapture his dream in as I grew older by Langston Hughes

Answer 1

Answer:

The imagery of the ringing of the Church bells on New Year's Eve is an evocation of Tennyson's view of what needs to be wrung out of society and what needs to be ushered in with the New Year....

Answer 2

The writer hopes to recover his fantasy by breaking the middle into 1,000 lights of the sun.

As I grew older

• The primary topic of the sonnet "As I Grew Older" is dream and disavowal. Hughes' speaker had a fantasy quite a while in the past when he was a young fellow. Then, at that point, he could picture his objective by just shutting his eyes. At the point when he became older, he was moved by the way that his personality is a hindrance to him and his objective.
• The message is what urges artists to make verses. The message can be tracked down in the wake of knowing the significance of the verse. Message or guidance is caught by perusers as the impression in the wake of perusing the sonnet. How the peruser to finish up the message verse is firmly connected with the perspective of the peruser toward something.
• The writer hopes to recover his fantasy by breaking the middle into 1,000 lights of the sun. The artist needs to break, crush and break whatever remained among him and his fantasy like the wall and its shadow. The artist desires to recover his fantasy by breaking the middle into 1,000 lights of the sun.

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