"Dream Boogie" is a poem by Langston Hughes, a prominent figure of the Harlem Renaissance. The poem captures the essence of African American culture and the struggles faced by the community. It uses rhythmic language to convey a sense of hope and resilience, reflecting the dreams and aspirations of its people. The poem employs a musical quality, reminiscent of jazz and blues, which were significant in the cultural landscape of the time. Through vivid imagery and repetition, Hughes emphasizes the importance of dreams in overcoming adversity, making "Dream Boogie" a powerful expression of both joy and sorrow in the pursuit of a better life.