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Remembered for a lively 1878 poetry collection, this little-known nineteenth-century writer mixed playful autobiography with more reflective poems about love, loss, and everyday life. Her work has the warm, candid feel of someone turning personal memories into verse.

by Mrs. Enoch Taylor
Very little biographical information could be confirmed about this author from the sources available during this search. She is credited as Mrs. Enoch Taylor, a nineteenth-century American poet, and is known for the collection A-Naughty-Biography and Other Poems.
That book was published in Cincinnati by Robert Clarke & Co. in 1878. The collection combines humorous, autobiographical verse with miscellaneous poems, and modern library and public-domain listings describe it as poetry that reflects on childhood mischief, love, loss, and everyday experience.
Because reliable details about her personal life were not clearly documented in the sources reviewed, it is safest to let the work speak for her: the poems suggest a witty, personable voice with a taste for self-mockery and gentle observation. For readers interested in overlooked literary voices, she offers a small but memorable glimpse of nineteenth-century American poetry.