They Didn't Think
by Phoebe Cary
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Phoebe Cary's poems are characterized by their simple language and heartfelt emotion. Many of her poems deal with the everyday experiences of women, such as marriage, childbirth, and death. She also wrote poems about nature, patriotism, and religion. Cary's poems are often praised for their sincerity and their ability to capture the universal human experience.Book Details
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