David in the Cave of Adullam is a poem by Charles Lamb, published in 1817. The poem tells the story of David, who has fled to a cave after being pursued by King Saul. In the cave, David laments his fate and feels abandoned by God. The poem explores themes of isolation, despair, and the search for meaning in a seemingly unforgiving world.
By Charles Lamb · First published 1817 · Genre: Religious, Historical, Drama