I was “a sinner once, but now a saint with God” (Wheatley, 49. Life and Works of Phillis Wheatley). I believe that the Lord God is my Savior and King. He is a “Great God, incomprehensible, unknown. By sense, we bow at thine exalted throne.” (Wheatley, 49. The Life and Works of Phillis Wheatley). Me (Question 4): On top of many of your poems mentioning God and your religion, you have also written many poems responding to death and people you know that have died...
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The Life and Works of Phillis Wheatley). Me (Question 4): On top of many of your poems mentioning God and your religion, you have also written many poems responding to death and people you know that have died. Why is this? Phillis Wheatley: “To soothe the troubles of the mind to peace, to still the tumult of life’s tossing seas, to ease the anguish of the parent heart, […] where shall a sovereign remedy be found? […] From thine [heavenly power]...
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