The title of the poem "No Coward Soul Is Mine" tells me that the author sees from a perspective that there are no cowardice souls in her. This can be attributed that she sees everything from the present, except from the 6th stanza. For the 6th stanza the author views it from the past. Also, in the second stanza, she sees from her perspective, nobody shivers despite being in the world - an arena so troubled. This tells me that she is taking an optimistic view and she is very positive. In the third line of the first stanza, she sees Heaven's glories shine, together having equality in brightness in her faith, thus disarming her from fear, making her unafraid. This can be attributed to her strong belief in God as her source of strength, which equates to hope.

From the second stanza onwards, she has written about...