Where is the speaker's hopes and dreams in bradstreet s poem

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Where is the speaker's hopes and dreams in bradstreet s poem

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Actually, the speaker of this poem has control over her hopes and dreams. For one, she can choose not to tie her hopes and dreams to her husband.

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