Lorine Niedecker was an American poet born on May 12, 1903, in Wisconsin. She is known for her concise and vivid poetry, often reflecting her experiences living in rural America and her deep connection to nature. Niedecker was associated with the Objectivist movement, which emphasized clarity and precision in language. Throughout her life, Niedecker published several collections of poetry, including New Goose and My Life by Water. Her work often explored themes of isolation, the environment, and the human experience. Despite facing challenges in gaining recognition during her lifetime, she is now celebrated as a significant figure in 20th-century American poetry.