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Vocabulary flashcards covering the key locations, figures, and imagery found in Langston Hughes' poem.
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Langston Hughes
The author of the poem 'The Negro Speaks of Rivers.'
Euphrates
The river where the speaker bathed when dawns were young.
Congo
The river near which the speaker built his hut and which lulled him to sleep.
Nile
The river the speaker looked upon and above which he raised the pyramids.
Mississippi
The river whose singing the speaker heard when Abe Lincoln went down to New Orleans.
Abe Lincoln
The person who went down to New Orleans, during which the speaker heard the singing of the Mississippi.
New Orleans
The city Abe Lincoln traveled to according to the speaker's account of the Mississippi.
Pyramids
The structures the speaker raised above the Nile.
Ancient rivers
Rivers described as being as old as the world and older than the flow of human blood in human veins.
Dusky
An adjective used alongside 'ancient' to describe the rivers the speaker has known.
The speaker's soul
Something described as having grown deep like the rivers.