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Harlem Poem

From: Youth Mic
Length: 00:01:39

8th grader Diogenes wrote this spoken-word poem about Harlem Read the full description.
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Default-piece-image-1 Youth Mic produced a half-hour long show devoted to people's opinions and impressions of different aspects of the 5 NYC boroughs. Middle school student Diogenes wrote this poem to express his feelings toward Harlem, the neighborhood in which he lives.

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Piece Description

Youth Mic produced a half-hour long show devoted to people's opinions and impressions of different aspects of the 5 NYC boroughs. Middle school student Diogenes wrote this poem to express his feelings toward Harlem, the neighborhood in which he lives.