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As the youngest national youth poet, Amanda Gorman has reason to be proud when delivering her speech "The Hill We Climb" (January 20, 2021), which inspires that our nation is great, and we have the strength to take on all challenges and come out with a better future. Gorman supports her claim by speaking to how the US is

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Addressing the nation with her poem from the Capitol steps, Amanda Gorman delivered her piece, “The Hill We Climb” (January 20, 2021). With this poem, she addressed the nation with both criticism of its past and hope for a brighter future. She aimed to inspire confidence in the American people in order to provoke a desire for change and a willingness to act upon it. On the day of her speech, she addressed not the powerful leaders seated around her but the people of the United States watching on television to remind them that they hold the power in this country. She reminded them that the power of the people is diminished if the nation is divided so drastically as it is today.

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The youngest poet ever to speak at a Presidential Inauguration, Amanda Gorman, in her poem The Hill We Climb, first read on January 20th, 2021, addresses the topic of America's division and argues that democracy with thrive and we will overcome this challenge. She supports this claim by mentioning the things America has endured recently, then tells that having problems in your country is part of living in one, and finally mentions that a true American's responsibility is to take those problems in stride and repair their country. Gorman's purpose is to bring together a divided America in order to create a more perfect union as our founding fathers once dreamed of. She adopts an uplifting and hopeful tone for her audience, the readers of "The Hill We Climb," and others interested interested in American politics.

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Amanda Gorman, in her poem, “The Hills We Climb”, read on January 20,2021, addressing the topic of change and not economical but personal and societal growth and argues that we are finally coming out of our darker ages of society. She supports this claim by stating that “there is always light” (line 108), then by saying that despite our dark past “we will step out of the shade” (line 105), and finally she believes most in our ability to change and become better shown in Line 75 “How could catastrophe possibly prevail over us?”. Gorman’s purpose is to evoke a sense of unity and a hope in the change that she has in order to provoke some form of change in Americans. She adopts a hopeful and optimistic tone for her audience, the listeners of Gorman and others interested in the topic of societal growth and overall hope.
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Young dreamer and poet, Amanda Gorman, in her striking poem, “The Hill We Climb”, spoken on January 20th at Joe Biden’s inauguration, addresses the hardships that the US and Americans have faced and argues that as a strong and determined people the US will overcome difficulty and step into a brighter future. She supports her claims first by speaking to how the US is a place of opportunity where even her a young black woman can dream of becoming president then, throughout the rest of the poem she speaks to the strength of Americans. Gorman’s purpose is to sow the seeds of hope in a battered country, in order to remind the American people that positive change is possible with cooperation, hard work, and determination. She adopts a tone of hope that speaks to her audience and others interested in making a change.

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Writer and Inspirational influencer Amanda Gorman, in her poem “The hill we climb” (2021) addresses the troubles and inequality in the United States. Her goal was to give a justified and important message to citizens and politicians. She wants to spread this message in America to bring people awareness up. Amanda gives her audience hope by her powerful poem.  ~  p.m.:)

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A young poet, Amanda Gorman, in her poem, The Hill we climb, published on January 20th, 2021, addresses the topic of the adversity our nation has been through in this last year and how we will overcome it, and there is a light at the end of the tunnel. She supports this claim by her saying we are in the shadow but we will soon see the light, which means we may be facing difficulties right now, but there is hope it will get better in the future for our nation. Gorman's purpose is to encourage the listeners, which are the citizens of the United States, that there is light at the end of our tunnel, and also we are in this together to make our nation better and more unified. She adopts a hopeful and encouraging tone for her audience, the readers of  Gorman and others interested in the topic of being accepting of everyone and having a more unified society and nation
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Amanda Gorman, the youngest poet to speak at the presidential inauguration,  in her poem, "the hill we climb"(January 20, 2021) addresses and empathized the  topic of a nation full of unity and argues that as a nation we can make a change and overcome challenges thrown our way. She supports this claim by speaking upon the threat of democracy that our capital faced, on (January 9, 2020) weeks before the inauguration. Gorman's purpose as a poet is for the people to feel the emotion she is appealing to, in order to change the society and create unity. She adopts a empowering, hopeful tone for her audience, the readers of the Gorman and others were intrigued with the topic of unity. -MZ

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Becoming the youngest person to recite a poem at a US Presidential Inauguration, Amanda Gorman, in her poem "The Hill We Climb" (2021), addresses what our country has been through and argues that a better future is possible. She supports this claim by appealing to logos and laying out recent events we have faced, then adding an emphasis on learning and flourshing from those hard times, finally,  she speaks to directly to those who are willing to listen and inspired to make a positive change. Her purpose is to unite people of all backgorunds in order to heal the great dicivide our country is experiencing. She adopts an empowering tone for her audience, the everyday citizens and important politicians who are willing to listen (and invested in "The Hill We Climb" to a brighter, more inclusive future).
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