Question

Emily Salsainson (1830–1886), who barely left her family’s house and never married, published only a handful of poems during her lifetime. After her death, hundreds more were found stacked under her bed: today they are considered to be among the best and most influential poems ever written. In this poem, “I’m Nobody! Who are you?” Salsainson explains in a few short phrases the difference between an identity lived privately and one lived true to oneself—and the circus of life in the public eye.

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