Description
Finch’s poem describes each woman having their own weaknesses and frailties, rendering that all men are sinners. The poet seeks apology from God. She stated to choose what she loves to do, and that is, writing. She further advices to be wise before doing anything else one might regret after. She mentions in her poem, the ladies who might not be fictional.Anne Kingsmill Finch, Countess of Winchilsea, was an English poet. Since Charles Finch, 4th Earl of Winchilsea died without a child, which made Finch’s husband, her uncle, the 5th Earl of Winchilsea, and Anne, the Countess of Winchilsea.Finch’s poems convey a need for high regard as a female poet. She complained about her difficult role in the field of literature and the court, while writing political views, religious orientation, and aesthetic possibility. In the old ages a man is presumed to be more superior than a woman. Men works while women stay in their houses and do household chores. Finch pointed out the mental and spiritual equity of both men and women and the vital role to fulfill their moral principles to themselves and to society.As a poet, Finch traced on her own views and practices, drawing observations on knowledge of the social norms and political views during her time. She also creatively writes her thoughts which include delight or dismay, satire or distress. The poems also show her deep attachment with the supreme creator.The Countess wrote rhymes and drastic literature with great skills that up to the present time is still appreciated all over the succeeding centuries after her death.Despite of being openly miserable as many of her well-known friends noticed, Finch was a skilled author and was renowned as one of the best, multifaceted, and talented poets of her time.one of Anne’s poems was made into a lyrical note by Purcell.
Product ID: 9781776668588
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