This poet wrote another work in which the title object is described as an "ill-formed offspring of" a (*) "feeble brain."
This poet wrote of having "a house on high erect, Fram'd by that mighty Architect" after waking to "thund'ring noise, and piteous shrieks" in one poem. In that work, this poet also described how "pleasant things in ashes lie" after the title event. This poet wrote another work in which the title object is described as an "ill-formed offspring of" a (*) "feeble brain." For 10 points, name this American poet of Verses Upon the Burning of Our House and The Author to Her Book, who wrote The Tenth Muse Lately Sprung Up in America in colonial Massachusetts.
This poet wrote of having "a house on high erect, Fram'd by that mighty Architect" after waking to "thund'ring noise, and piteous shrieks" in one poem.
Anne {Bradstreet}