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Hannah Flagg Gould
1789-1865
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The Mother's Dream, and Other Poems
"The Mother's Dream, and Other Poems" by Hannah Flagg Gould is a collection of poems written in the mid-19th century. This work encapsulates a variety of themes, ranging from nature and childhood innocence to deeper spiritual reflections and societal observations. The poem collection likely appeals to readers who appreciate lyrical and moralistic poetry that touches on both personal and universal experiences. The opening of the collection introduces several poems, each exploring different subjects and emotions. "Blowing Bubbles" contemplates the fleeting nature of joy and the frivolity of human pursuits. "Infant Faith" depicts a child’s innocent trust in the beauty of nature and divine care, while "Patty Proud" critiques vanity and pride through the character of a haughty young girl. Each poem resonates with vivid imagery and moral lessons, inviting readers to reflect on life’s complexities through the simplicity of childhood and the depth of human experience.
The Youth's Coronal
"The Youth's Coronal" by Hannah Flagg Gould is a collection of children's poems written in the mid-19th century. The book aims to entertain and instruct young readers, intertwining themes of nature, moral lessons, and the journey from childhood through various life experiences, all while employing evocative imagery and whimsical storytelling. The opening of this delightful collection features a heartfelt address to the youth, wherein the author expresses her hope that the pages will serve as a source of enjoyment and moral grounding. It is described as a "coronal" of poetry, intended to be a source of wisdom and beauty. The subsequent poems included in the table of contents flourish with imaginative titles, indicating a rich tapestry of stories that range from the sales of flowers to humbling life lessons involving animals and nature. The beginning emphasizes the importance of parental guidance and the nurturing of virtues, setting a precedent for the moral narratives to follow throughout the text.