What is a summary of the poem "The Man with a Hoe" by Edwin Markham
He describes a man whose spirit has been broken by toil and compares his hopeless.
who profit from the labor of people like the man with the heo
predicting that one day the oppressed masses will rise up and sit in judgment over their former oppressors.
The second stanza contrasts this description with one of how God created the "shape" of "Man" that he might "trace the stars," Man being what God "dreamed who shaped the suns." This equates Man, or workers, with the might of suns. The third stanza describes the gulf that separates the burdened, lightless laborer from the angels, saying the "dread shape" of Man "cries protest to God": Man, the shape of humanity betrayed, robbed, made unsanctified, and disowned protests to God
