Delphina

Delphina (1876-1942) was a poet and author born on August 6th, 1876 to Robert Luis Manning and Juanna Blaira Manning in the city of Kingsman, Kosna. Delphina’s work and poetry resembled the great equality of men and women as well as her famous poem, called the peach magnolia, which still is popular today. The poem read, “Man shall work, women shall too, they shall work if it’s beyond their view, if not, do not fret, regardless of gender, they should not feel regret.” the magnolia resembled feminine sweetness and power, meaning they should not feel regret on their own opinion. 
Delphina was born to a Eastern Orthodox couple in Kingsman in Kosna. She was of Yivan origin, and her family often made trips to Yiva. 
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