Langston Hughes yearns for equality in the poem i dream a world while in the poem democracy he
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Yearns for democracy like everyone else and and talks about democracy not coming through compromise or fear. The poet wants to own a right to get a land and stand on his own feet like everybody else.
He mentions of people who say that freedom will come tomorrow and let it take its own course. The poet does not want to 'live on tomorrow's bread and that freedom is 'strong seed' planted in 'a great need'.
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