Langston Hughes yearns for equality in the poem i dream a world while in the poem democracy he
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Talks about democracy and wants it for everyone. He speaks about democracy not coming through fear or compromise. He wants to get a piece of land, manage it and get his own living like everybody else.
He also speaks of people who opine that freedom may come tomorrow and they live it to their destiny.
The poet has a self-respect and does not want to 'live on tomorrow's bread' and he also feels strongly about freedom being a 'strong seed' that is planted in 'a great need'.
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