“No soul can be forever banned, Eternally bereft, Whoever falls from God's right hand Is caught into his left.”
Quote by Edwin Markham
Work
Gates of Paradise and Other Poems: The Fourth Volume of Verse
This volume presents a selection of poems that explore a wide range of subjects and emotions, showcasing the depth and diversity of the poet's work. more
Author
Edwin Markham
Edwin Markham was an American poet renowned for his profound and evocative poetry. Born on April 23, 1852, in Pomfret, Connecticut, and passing away on March 7, 1940, Markham's work frequently tackled themes of nature, human struggle, and social justice. His most celebrated poem, 'The Man with the Hoe,' is a moving portrayal of the hardships faced by the working class. more
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