Question

For the following lines give the reference, context, explanation and comment down your view.
“So let us, unobtrusive and unnoticed, But happy none the less.”

Answer 1

Hint: Annie Louisa Walker was born in England, as a young girl, she moved to Canada, staying there for about ten years before returning to her birthplace. She was mainly a fiction editor, but she also wrote at least two poetry books. Many of her poems contain religious themes.

Complete answer:
Annie Louisa Walker's 'Women's Rights' is an influential poem that expresses women's equality and rights. In the poem, literary methods such as visual imagery, figurative words and metaphors are used to demonstrate that the interests of women should be upheld and treated equally.
Reference: These lines are from the poem 'Women's Right' by Annie Louisa Walker.
Context: The poet conveys the pleasure of spreading pleasure to women.
Explanation: Without wanting much in return, women do the modest job of sharing love and intimacy at home. Yet their satisfaction is not diminishing. For this noble mission, they are the fortunate ones picked by Heaven. Women are like weeds that do not crack but bend to any weed.

Note: These are the lines from 5th stanza and all the three literary strategies were used in this i.e. - visual imagery, figurative vocabulary and symbolism - were used by Walker. In the nutshell, this shows the reader that Annie Walker assumed that the rights of women were steadily getting stronger and that they would soon have the same rights as men.