Read the excerpt, and then complete the sentence that follows. Deferred by langston hughes (excerpt) this year, maybe, do you think i can graduate? i’m already two years late. Dropped out six months when i was seven, a year when i was eleven, then got put back when we come north… maybe now i can have that white enamel stove i dreamed about when we first fell in love eighteen years ago. But you know, rooming and everything then kids. . . Me, i always did want to study french. It don't make sense— i'll never go to france, but night schools teach french. . . Someday, i'm gonna buy two new suits at once! all i want is one more bottle of gin. All i want is to see my furniture paid for. Langston hughes uses and jazz formats in this poem to emphasize how african american dreams remained unfulfilled.