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The document provides background information on poet Adrienne Rich and an overview of her poem "Aunt Jennifer's Tigers". Rich was an influential American poet and feminist who received many honors for her work exploring women's issues. The poem "Aunt Jennifer's Tigers" is described as political in nature, examining the role of women in western society. It has a very structured form, with each of its verses containing four lines and every second line rhyming with the first.
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The document provides background information on poet Adrienne Rich and an overview of her poem "Aunt Jennifer's Tigers". Rich was an influential American poet and feminist who received many honors for her work exploring women's issues. The poem "Aunt Jennifer's Tigers" is described as political in nature, examining the role of women in western society. It has a very structured form, with each of its verses containing four lines and every second line rhyming with the first.
The document provides background information on poet Adrienne Rich and an overview of her poem "Aunt Jennifer's Tigers". Rich was an influential American poet and feminist who received many honors for her work exploring women's issues. The poem "Aunt Jennifer's Tigers" is described as political in nature, examining the role of women in western society. It has a very structured form, with each of its verses containing four lines and every second line rhyming with the first.
Adrienne Rich (1929) was born in Baltimore, Maryland, USA. Her claim to fame were her feminist ideas and her wide involvement in contemporary womens movement as a poet and theorist. She received a number of awards including 1996 Tanning Award for Mastery in the Art of Poetry, the Lennon foundations 1999 Lifetime Achievement Award, The Commonwealth Award in Literature and National Book Award
O verview of the poem
This is a political poem that explores the position that women held in the western society. Very structured poem. Each verse contains exactly four lines. Every second line rhymes with the first line.