question: Compose a 14-line sonnet that reflects the themes of dreams and perseverance, inspired by Langston Hughes and the Harlem Renaissance. Include the title of the sonnet wrapped in double angular brackets, i.e. <<title>>, and ensure that the sonnet ends with the word "rise".
answer: <<Dreams Deferred>>
  
  When dreams are cast in shadows of the night,  
  They flicker like the stars in Harlem's sky.  
  Through trials faced, their glow remains alight,  
  A beacon for those hearts that dare to try.  
  
  In crowded streets where jazz and voices blend,  
  The pulse of hope beats on with steady grace.  
  The dreams of yesterday and those to mend  
  Find solace in the strength of every face.  
  
  Though doubt may cloud the vision from our view,  
  And whispers of despair may seek to bind,  
  The spirit of the dreamers still breaks through,  
  With perseverance etched in heart and mind.  
  
  In Harlem's song, our dreams shall never die,  
  For through the night, like dawn, we rise and rise.  