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In Langston Hughes’s poem “Dreams,” a “broken-winged bird” is a metaphor for friends holding hands. a life without dreams. a person dying at a young age. achieving dreams through hard work.
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In Langston Hughes’s poem “Dreams,” a “broken-winged bird” is a metaphor for

friends holding hands.
a life without dreams.
a person dying at a young age.
achieving dreams through hard work.

In Langston Hughes’s poem “Dreams,” a “broken-winged bird” is a metaphor for friends-example-1
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either a life without dreams or achieving dreams through hard work.
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a life without dreams
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