In whose poem do 'Aunt Jennifer's tigers' appear?
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Correct answer: D. Adrienne Rich
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Rich's 'Aunt Jennifer's Tigers' (A Change of World, 1951): the tigers she embroiders prance free while her hands are weighed down by 'the massive weight of Uncle's wedding band'.
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