⿿Repentance, and Other Poems⿝ is a collection of verse from Mary Ann Gray (later Browne), showcasing her early poetic talent. Published in 1829, the poems reflect themes of faith, devotion, and the search for spiritual understanding. Gray's work provides insight into the religious and literary sensibilities of early 19th-century England, offering readers a glimpse into the personal reflections of a woman navigating her world through verse.

The collection reveals a young poet grappling with profound questions of morality and redemption. Her poems resonate with sincerity and a deep connection to her faith. This volume offers a valuable contribution to the understanding of women's literary voices during the Romantic era and their engagement with religious themes.

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