Part of Langston Hughes, entitled “Salvation”, is going on about his example of how much we may bring up in text. His essay starts with determining sentences almost as if he wanted to return you on time with his words and hear an essay from the mouth of a twelve-year-old child. Short phrases really lay the foundation for a great narrative and quickly begin to come up with an experience, in a fairy tale, which, I think, can touch almost every person on earth.
In this essay Langston deals with many topics, which, I think, many people do not dare to write