the south

“The South” The South has many objects associated with it, to where it is considered either a beautiful place or very disturbing. In “The South”, Langston Hughes describes his feelings of the south from the point of view of a black man who has had an experience in the region before. Hughes’ use of the speaker, the tone presented, frequent usage of personification, along with a persuasive theme separate this work above pieces created by …showed first 75 words of 558 total…

…showed last 75 words of 558 total…who choose to live in the north, and how they feel about the discrimination they sometimes fall upon while in the southern states. Hughes uses himself as the speaker, an attacking tone, a great deal of personification, and a strong theme to create this piece and to make it what it is. He does all of this in hopes of enlightening the south of its first appearances from the view of a black northern American.