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Community of poets express what confronts us asa unit.The community involves more than just race,genderand social construction.The poems the dialect teaches astructure of conformity and discipline of a culture.The poemsare perceived to be uniform with how we identify with beingAmericans as a melting pot.As Americans we come from acommon belief that we are no different than any otherAmerican,when we are confronted with social conflict.We allfeel pain,sorrow,happiness,love and anger so we learn fromour mistakes and heal from our pain.911 was an example ofthe American faith.We came together for a reason.  \n.The reason Americans bonded was because of themeaning of determination.It is something as a country hasstruggled with since the American Revolution.I feel how wesee others are how we perceived to be.America is aresilience of our own reflection.The poems are archaicspeaking of the ailment of human strength and hope.Thepoems speak of honest humility.The poems are a reflection ofsociety norms which others can identify with granting empathyand understanding to issues readers do not understand.Thepoems message states this is who our community is as apeople in that we are no different than others.It expressespoets are human and poets have feelings too.Poets are agroup of writers who want to be understood and respected.I  \nfeel that we are all humans.There is good and evil ineveryone.We must learn to look beyond human value toreplace with personal ambition and determination to definewho we are.If we are afraid to define who we are,we die as acommunity.It is important for writers to perceive things  \ndifferently,because,with reason we change in time.Let us notwait for time to defy reason in who and what we have become.  \nI like to read poetry and short fiction.The types ofpoems I like to read are from the Harlem Renaissance.Myfavorite poets are Nikki Giovanni,Maya Angelou and LangstonHughes.I also like to read other famous poets modern poemanthologies.I read poetry every week to study the poet's styleand craft.My favorite poem by Nikki is Cotton Candy on aRainy Day.My favorite poem by Angelou is Why the CagedBird Sings.My favorite poem by Langston is America.I likeGwendolyn Brooks'poem Kitchenette.I also like Browning,Frost,Plath and Emily Dickenson.I find myself writing once aweek.I pressure my thought process to think,read and towrite poetry.Poetry is like therapy for me.I write about culturalissues reflected of my Las Vegas culture in how I relate tohaving mental illness.Some African American instructorsconsider my form of writing like Civil Rights poem.A  \nResolution is a poem written about the social conventions ofAfrican American struggle for cultural diversity.America is apoem written about the struggle for African Americans in ourconquest to having equality.When I write l am happy for  \nTHE ART OF POETRY  \nothers to reflect on my ideas and relate to them in their ownway.My short term goals is to express myself with clarity inmy poems.My long term goal is to develop a quality poem toget my poems published.  \nClifton,Brooks and Hughes are very talented poetswhose poetic artistry is out spoken.Their form of poetry hasgiven added hope and respect that everyone can relate to.The poets have a poetic form that is both profound and noble.These poets come from different backgrounds Clifton frombeing shy,Brooks from being an extravert and Hughes camefrom an upper-class status.Each poet has influenced theirform of writing that tells stories from personal influence.Whether self-motivated like Hughes or peer motivated likeClifton and Brooks,each poet was encouraged to pursue theirdreams.  \nBrooks'mother discovered her daughter had a naturaltalent for writing.Brooks always loved to read and write.Hermother always encouraged her to write.Brooks graduatedfrom college and soon after she married her first books waspublished.It was after she discovered the 'New Black  \nRevolution of Writing'that Brooks sample 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