I Too, Sing America (Inspired By Langston Hughes) Poem by Vaida Marea

I Too, Sing America (Inspired By Langston Hughes)

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I, too, sing America
The melody is quiet but still passes my lips
I am the elusive ingenue
The restless whisper of a wood nymph
You can hardly tell I'm there
Waiting quietly in my shell
For the right moment to emerge.

Monday, December 10, 2007
Topic(s) of this poem: america,lips
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Nathaniel Grady 13 November 2011

What's this poem about?

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Shyla Cureton 23 June 2011

Absolutely Amazing and close to, if not breathtaking...You're good, girl! ! Take Care! !

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