"Song of the Hoe" is a poem written by the African American poet David W. Holmes, showcasing the struggles and perseverance of laborers, particularly those who work with their hands in agricultural fields. The poem captures the rhythm and toil associated with hard work, emphasizing the connection between labor and life. The hoe, as a symbol, represents both the physical act of farming and the broader themes of strength, resilience, and the ongoing fight for dignity and recognition in the workforce.
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