Maya Angelou's Beautiful Poems Decorate Google Today

Dr. Maya Angelou is present on Google's main page, Wednesday, April 4, 2018. He is a black woman from the United States of the story writers, poets, writers memoirs, to activists. Google celebrates its 90th birthday that falls right today.

When clicked, there was a beautiful poem titled "Still I Rise". No wonder, the poem was presented by famous people such as Alicia Keys, America Ferrera, Martina McBride, Guy Johnson, Laverne Cox, and Oprah Winfrey. Not only that, of course the original tape Maya Angelou own voice.

His beautiful words are always remembered by many people. In a life rich in Dr. Maya Angelou has touched the lives of millions around the world through his teachings, his writings, his voice, and his actions.

The "Still I Rise" poem is in Maya Angelou's poem titled "And Still I Rise" which is her third work and published by Random House in 1978. That year was a productive period in Angelou's authorship career.

And Still I Rise consists of 32 short poems, divided into three parts. The theme of poetry focuses on a hope for determining the resurrection of all difficulties and loss of spirit, and many topics are the same as in autobiography, including previous poetry books.

The two best known poems are "Phenomenal Woman" and "Still I Rise" which is read in audio on the Google page. He tells about rivalry and gender in some of his poems, emphasizing his strength and joy in the community.