Poems by Caroline King Duer and Alice Duer Miller

Poems by Caroline King Duer and Alice Duer Miller is a graceful collection of verse exploring love, friendship, memory, loss, relationships, and the emotional complexities of everyday life. Originally published in 1896, the volume brings together the poetic voices of the two American writers in an intimate literary collaboration. The poems range from romantic and reflective pieces to portraits, songs, and observations of human character. Their writing combines lyrical expression with wit and emotional sensitivity, capturing both the pleasures and disappointments that accompany affection, longing, and personal relationships. The collection includes pieces such as *An International Episode*, *A Song*, *A Portrait*, *A Serenade*, and *How Can One Tell?* As an audiobook, *Poems* offers a gentle journey through late nineteenth-century American poetry and provides an early glimpse of Alice Duer Miller, who would later become known for her fiction and socially engaged verse. This audiobook is an excellent choice for listeners interested in **classic poetry, American literature, romantic verse, poems about love and friendship, and works by women writers of the nineteenth century**.