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This collection of poems is all by the same writer, Florence Earle Coates. She was an American poet with a prolific output and in 1915 was made Poet Laureate of Pennsylvania.
Her poems cover many different subjects from love to the sinking of the Titanic and were often written in a rhyming pattern.
Her poems cover many different subjects from love to the sinking of the Titanic and were often written in a rhyming pattern.
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