Poems

Discover the elegant verse of Sophia Burrell in this carefully curated edition of her collected "Poems, Volume 1." Written in 1793, these poems offer a glimpse into the literary sensibilities of the late 18th century and showcase the talent of a woman poet navigating a male-dominated world. Burrell's work explores themes of nature, love, and society, presented with a keen eye and a distinctive voice. Her poems reflect the era's aesthetic ideals, while subtly challenging its social norms. This collection is an invaluable resource for scholars and enthusiasts interested in women's literature and the rich tapestry of Georgian poetry. Re-experience these enchanting verses, presented in a format designed to preserve their historical charm and accessibility.

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