What is an analysis of “To Her Father with Some Verses” by Anne Bradstreet?

Posted on May 5, 2017

[Here are some things to consider– choice of metaphor: Are they natural or jarring, consistently used, or do they switch? Diction:How would you characterize the diction and word use? Are any words used in a double or punning way? Tone: How does Bradstreet deploy humility and modesty? Are these in some way dramatic, or do they indicate a real sense of inferiority? What concessions does she make to her audience about her gender? Mechanics:What is meter, rhyme scheme…]

What is an analysis of “To Her Father with Some Verses” by Anne Bradstreet?

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