"Lucinda Matlock" is a character from the poem "Lucinda Matlock" by Edgar Lee Masters, featured in his collection titled Spoon River Anthology. The poem presents her as a woman who reflects on her life in the fictional town of Spoon River. In the poem, Lucinda shares her experiences, emphasizing the importance of living fully and embracing life's challenges. She expresses a sense of fulfillment despite hardships, highlighting themes of resilience and the value of love and family. Her character serves as a voice for the struggles and joys of ordinary life in early 20th-century America.