What is another word for Anne Bradstreet?
Pronunciation: [ˈan bɹˈadstɹiːt] (IPA) 
Anne Bradstreet is a renowned poet of the 17th century who is often referred to as the "Tenth Muse" and "First American Poet." Synonyms for Anne Bradstreet include "The Queen of Puritan Poetry," "The Poetess of the New World," and "The Mother of American Poetry." Bradstreet was highly acclaimed for her literary contributions, particularly her collection of poems titled The Tenth Muse Lately Sprung Up in America, which was published in 1650. Her works were characterized by her Puritan beliefs and her deep emotions, and she was admired for her introspective and compassionate writing style. Some of her other notable works include Contemplations, The Author to Her Book, and Upon the Burning of Our House.
