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Thomas Gray emphasis<span> on the aspirations and potential of all human beings </span>emphasis on fantasy and the supernatural emphasis<span> on mysticism and spirituality</span>
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Harlem is a poem written by Langston Hughes. It does not
have a set of meter or rhyme scheme. It does not have a set rhythm as it is
written in many lines of varying lengths. Therefore, this poem is considered as
free verse, which means that it does not have recognizable pattern. The poem
does not follow the norms or the rules for rhyming or rhythmic patterns. It is “free”
from consistent meter patterns, rhyme, or any other musical pattern.
