Man with the Hoe and Other Poems

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By Listen TheBook Posted on May 31, 2023

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Authors: Edwin Markham In Year : 1891

Book Language: English

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The Man with the Hoe
A Look into the Gulf
Brotherhood
Song of the Followers of Pan
Little Brothers of the Ground
Wail of the Wandering Dead
A Prayer
The Poet
The The Whirlwind Road
The Desire of Nations
The Elf Child
The Goblin Laugh
Poetry
A Meeting
Infinite Depths
A Leaf from the Devil's Jest-Book
The Paymaster
The Last Furrow
In the Storm
After Reading Shakspeare
The Hidden Valley
The Poets
Love's Vigil
Two at a Fireside
The Butterfly
To William Watson
Keats A-Dying
Man
The Cricket
In High Sierras
The Wharf of Dreams
To Louise Michel
Shepherd Boy and Nereid
A Song at the Start
My Comrade
A Lyric of the Dawn
Joy of the Morning
Youth and Time
A Satyr Song
A Cry in the Night
Fays
In Death Valley
At Dawn
'' Follow Me "
In Poppy Fields
The Joy of the Hills
The Invisible Bride
The Valley
The Climb of Life
The Tragedy
Divine Vision
Midsummer Noon
One Life, One Law
Griefs
An Old Road
The New Comers
Music
Fay Song
The Old Earth
Divine Adventure
Song Made Flesh
To High-born Poets
The Toilers
On the Gulf of Night
A Harvest Song
Two Taverns
The Man under the Stone
Song to the Divine Mother
The Flying Mist
From the Hand of a Child
At the Meeting of Seven Valleys
The Rock-Breaker
These Songs Will Perish

Edwin Markham was an American poet whose poems often drew attention to the laborers of the world and frequently expressed elements of faith. The Man with the Hoe, perhaps his best known poem, was written after seeing a painting of the same name by the French artist Millet, who also depicted working men and women in rural settings. Many of these poems were previously published in The Atlantic and other magazines. - Summary by Larry Wilson