In the poem “Dream Deferred,” Langston Hughes asks the questions "What happens to a dream deferred?" and "Does it dry up like a
raisin in the sun?" What does the author mean by comparing a postponed dream to a dried-up raisin? A. The dream will flower and bear fruit. B. The dream will wither and shrivel. C. The dream will come true with hard work. D. The dream will be sweet like a raisin.
Explanation: In the given sentences from the poem "Dream Deferred" the author compare a dream that has been forgotten with a raisin drying in the sun, this comparison gives the image of the consequence of giving up on a dream or even postpone it, the dream will wither, it will fade, like a raising left in the sun to dry. He makes this analogy to encourage the audience to follow their dreams.
This really depends on the type of person you are talking to.
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If you are asking for my opinion, I do not think he was that good of a president. I do not want to go into great detail about those certain actions but they are relevant. Again this depends on who you are asking. Hope this helped a bit.
