Her later subjects included her response to the death of a grandchild, published in Contemplations two centuries after her death.
Descendants of this poet include the authors of "The Hollow of the Three Hills" and "Luke Havergal". Her later subjects included her response to the death of a grandchild, published in Contemplations two centuries after her death. Losing her home to fire in the same year as the Great Fire of London, she wrote the lines "The world no longer let me love / My hope and treasure lies above" in "Upon the Burning of Our House, July 18th, 1666." Her first poems were published without her knowledge by her brother-in-law in a 1650 volume that gave her her nickname. FTP, name this American poet of the Massachusetts Bay Colony, the "Tenth muse lately sprung up in America."
Descendants of this poet include the authors of "The Hollow of the Three Hills" and "Luke Havergal".
Anne Dudley Bradstreet