In another of his poems, a Negro "did a lazy sway" while playing the title (*) tune.
This author described the "false patriotic wreath" in a country populated with "humble, hungry, mean" people in "Let America be America Again." In another poem by this writer, the speaker recalls how he has "built my hut near the Congo" and "bathed in the Euphrates." In another of his poems, a Negro "did a lazy sway" while playing the title (*) tune. For 10 points, name this author of "The Negro Speaks of Rivers" and "The Weary Blues," a leading figure in the Harlem Renaissance.
This author described the "false patriotic wreath" in a country populated with "humble, hungry, mean" people in "Let America be America Again.
Langston {Hughes}