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"At Last" Elizabeth Akers Allen (1832-1911).

This paper analyzes 'At Last" by Elizabeth Akers Allen. It emphasizes the closed, formal structure, meter and rhyme of the poem. Also noted, thematically, is the romantic influence, which grounds the naturalist paradox at the heart of the poem.

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