Maybe it is not about the told-before-ness,
but about poems, with either "before" or "told" in the titles.
Poems with "Told" in the Heading:
"The Tale Told by the Wind" by Hilaire Belloc
"The Story Told by the Wife of an Invalid" by Anne Bradstreet
"The Story Told" by Henry Lawson
Poems with "Before" in the Heading:
"Before the Dawn" by Christina Rossetti
"Before I Got My Eye Put Out" by Emily Dickinson
"Before the Birth of One of Her Children" by Anne Bradstreet
I will look deeper into these works of poetry.
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