The Everlasting Mercy - John Masefield (1913)

The transformative journey of Saul Kane. Starting as a notorious, hard-drinking poacher in rural England, Saul's life is marked by debauchery, inner turmoil, and an eventual spiritual awakening. Masefield’s raw and unflinching portrayal of vice and redemption was groundbreaking, bringing an unapologetic realism to poetry that shocked and captivated contemporary audiences.

With its sweeping verse and stark exploration of morality, Masefield’s poem digs deep into themes of sin, social justice, and the potential for redemption, presenting a poignant reflection on human struggle.

Hardback

Printed - 1913

Pages - 78

Previous owner's name inside

Age spots / foxing

Crease to front cover

Condition - good used book

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