And what can be said for what is within ought rather be said by that reader.

But, perhaps, we may presume a word or two?

It is the task of a poet to tell us things we knew, but couldn't say-to translate life and the commonplace-to give shape to thoughts and voices. In this function, these poems-and this poet, though her name were unknown-may find their worth, if the reader comes with a sincerity to equal that with which they were written.