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What was Amanda Gorman's message in the poem "The Hill We Climb" and how did she use diction, imagery, or symbolism to communicate her message?
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What was Amanda Gorman's message in the poem "The Hill We Climb" and how did she use diction, imagery, or symbolism to communicate her message?

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Gorman's poetry serves to inspire hope as stated in paragraph 7.Its also stated in paragraph 4 that she is the youngest of poets who have read at presidential inaugurations. That alone gives hope to young people in the US that want to be future poets. It also inspires young black women that are dreaming of becoming president one day that they can.(The piece of the poem in paragraph 12.)

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