Analysis of the poem "Man with the Hoe" American Literature
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What is the image of the man with the hoe? “The Man with the Hoe” Markham’s poem describes a hopeless laborer who is treated more like a beast than a human being.
How does the poet describe him? The poet describes the man with t he hoe as a pitiful and pitiable figure. He is bowed down 'with the weight of centuries' and car ries the 'burden of the world' wor ld' on his back. Continuous, crushing labor has so dehumanized the farmer that he has become a 'thing that grieves not and that never hopes.' Furthermore, there seems to be no vehicle for his voice to be heard.
What is meant by the quotation "what to him / Are Plato and the swing of Pleiades?" In this complex stanza, points are being made in r eference to a Biblical allusion to Psalm 8:5: "You have made [humans] a little lower than the Angels and crowned [humans] with glory and honor" (Psalm 8:5). To describe laborers
What does the bent body of the man with the hoe signify? The bent body of the man in the poem "The Man with the Hoe" signifies the crushing labor the working man must carry out to survive. The weight that bends his body symbolizes "the weight of the centuries," or the burden that humans have long had to toil constantly to grow food and endure. This burden has made the man "dead to rapture and despair," meaning the man can't even feel joy or pain because...
According to the poet, who is responsible for the condition or state of the man with the hoe? The man with the hoe represents all the working men who have been burdened, abused, and misused...
As a child of the “future” how would you respond to the question, “How will the future reckon with this man?” Posed by the persona? Then…if you are given a chance to be on a higher class then you should respect the lower class and treat them equally because we are all humans with pride and dignity. Who are the modern “man with the hoe? If we viewed this piece in the context of politics: Those people who are not equally treated by the higher rank of officials in the government, or we…because we experience unfair treatment unfair treatment and injustice rule of government, we consider ourselves as the modern Man with the Hoe. O r those people who are not equally treated by the high class!
