
Lineman
'Lineman' Summary
Chan Gardiner's "Lineman" is a powerful and moving poem that honors the bravery and dedication of those who work on high-voltage power lines. It captures the harsh realities of their work environment, from the extreme heights they climb to the ever-present danger of electrocution. The poem emphasizes the essential role linemen play in maintaining the flow of electricity, a service often taken for granted. Through vivid imagery and a deep sense of respect, Gardiner paints a picture of these unsung heroes, highlighting their hard work, sacrifice, and vital contribution to society. "Lineman" is a poignant reminder of the unsung heroes who keep our lights on and our lives functioning, their efforts essential to the smooth operation of our modern world.Book Details
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