It’s easy for anybody to figure out what their dream is but it’s another thing for that person to accomplish their dream. Any witness of society can say that many people face the fact that they dont know who they are in life. In the play “A Raisin in the Sun” By Lorraine

Hansberry and the poem “Kitchenette Building” by Gwendolyn Brooks both Walter Lee and the speaker see society as evil instead of a blessing from god. In the beggining of the two text Walter lee and the speaker both start out by seeing society as their way of life, and thier lifes are not enjoyable tothis point. they both want to change their lifes for the better. The speaker in the poem is depressed due to his days feelng like a year has passed. the speaker of the poem expresses his day as “thing of dry hours”(Brooks 1) and the life is an “involuntary plan”(Brooks 1).his personal expressions bring a sign of hope for the speaker because he now has found an identity. his new identity will start to bring him to new life changing ideas. In the Beginning of the play the reader finds Walter and Ruth arguring about their sad way of living “tired of the way we live ­ this beat­up hole”(Hasberry 32). The way the Youngers are living is killing Walter from the inside. He wants good for his family by identifying himself as a man that is in need. the texts are similar by the speaker and walter thinking about what they are right now and how they bacame the way they are. the identies make them think how they are going to get a better effect for their life. After The speaker of the poem finds his identity he wants to bring about a new one that would make his life more peaceful.