A Comparison of ‘Still I Rise’ by Maya Angelou and ‘No Problem’ by Benjamin Zephaniah

Maya Angelow is an internationally renowned poet and writer. Maya Angelow said: "In my all work, I will tell the truth of humanity, what it is human beings, what we stumble, and in some way miraculously from the darkness I tried to move it to light. "This theme is consistent with Angelou's highly respected poetry" Still I rise ". This poem shows us the real life of Mayan Angelo's tragedy and the horrible situation I encountered when she was young. But in Angelow 's poem she escaped that night and entered into the light, energizing all injuries and shame in the new life she made.

Is Maya Angelou still rising? I am still rising. Maya Angelou is directed to their ancestors, themselves and blacks who are proud of their overall appearance. This poem is a particularly exciting poem that African-American (and other races) should read and remember. - Maya Angelou poet, writer, theater, actress, mother, civil rights activist, historian and most important survivor. Perhaps Maya Angelou is an award-winning author of many books and is one of the most influential African Americans in American history. I believe that she is among the best among the lists of Hemingway, Hawthorn and Voit America writers.

In Maya Angelou's third book of poetry "Still I Rise", the personal struggle of African-American women is achieved by poetry. Maya Angelou Celebrating and sympathizing feminine color experience inspired by her own personal journey, a powerful poem compliment. Angelou's work has raised the African-American woman to a pedestal that needs respect and worship, with the theme of women's strength, beauty and perseverance. For Angelou's audience, every day a woman is given all the need to prosper in adversity. With Maya Angelou's work "Phenomenon Women", "Women Works", "I Still Rise" you can connect the audience to power.