Who is the narrator in berry by Langston hughes?

The narrator in Langston Hughes's poem "Berry" is not explicitly identified.

The poem is written in the third person, but it focuses on the thoughts and feelings of a young Black boy named Berry. We see the world through his eyes and experience his emotions directly.

While the poem doesn't explicitly say "I" or "me," the perspective is so tightly focused on Berry that it feels like we are hearing his inner voice.