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First stanza

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Stanza 1:
She went to sleep but when she woke up people were screaming because the place was on fire/

Stanza 2:
She was praying to god for strength to get through as she watched her house envelop in flames

Stanza 3:
Once it was too hard to bear to look at she hoped that god would take care of her

Stanza 4:
God forgot about them and now she is crying about it.

Stanza 5:
Her house is burning down,  no more eating at the table or sleeping  under that roof.

Stanza 6:
No more candles will shine or story’s be told in the house now they lay in silence without a house to stay in.

Stanza 7:
Then she sat up straight and wondered if the wealth on earth is going away breaking trust of god.

Stanza 8:
God has a holy house in heaven pretty and well furnished all already paid for by god because he created everything

Stanza 9:
So her heart belongs in heaven and that’s where she will stay, the world she lives in she doesn’t love anymore.

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C)The poet uses contrasts a sense of fear in the poem when he says the quote “And piteous shrieks of dreadful voice.” Meaning that the shrieks of the voice define how scared and fearful it sounds. When he says “Fire!, Fire!” You could be very scared of fire and want to get away from it.
D) This allusion works by when he says “Didst fix thy hope on mold’ring dust?” it corresponds with “Adieu, Adieu, all’s vanity.”  The theme goes with these quotes as saying how even though in silence they can still make things happen.
E) He is comparing the house and who the word “Him” is.

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A). She was the first poet.
B). She was born in England, and was married at the age of 16. She was very well educated.
C). It was difficult for her because she wasn’t prepared for the harsh conditions in living in colonial America.
D). Her life.
E). He had some of her verses published in London in a volume titled “The tenth muse lately sprung up in America”.

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a. Cuz she wrote a poem or something.
b. Born in England and raised on an estate.
c.because there was conflict with the natives
d. About the natives attacking.
e. idk

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All Stanza’s  follow the same rhyme scheme.

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Dunghill - a heap of dung
Chide - scold or rebuke
Bereft - deprived or robbed of the possession or use of something

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Stanza 1
“In silent night when rest I took(A)
For sorrow near I did not look(A)
I wakened was with thund’ring noise (B)
And piteous shrieks of dreadful voice.(B)
5 That fearful sound of “Fire!” and “Fire!” (C)
Let no man know is my desire”(C)

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All stanzas follow AA, BB, CC

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C) The poet conveys a sense of fear by saying “my sorrowing eyes aside did cast” meaning the author wanted to sound sad or scared.

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Vanity-excessive pride in or admiration of one's own appearance or achievements

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Piteous-deserving or arousing pity or piteous cry

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Anne Bradstreet.

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Adieu - an expression of good wishes when someone leaves
Succorless - being without aid or assistance
Repine - feel or express discontent

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Anne Bradstreet was the first woman poet in American literature. She was a Puritan

She was born in England and raised on an estate. Her family was well off and she had a good education. She ended up getting married at 16

Life was hard for her because she was not prepared for the harsh living conditions of colonial America.

Bradstreet poetry was mostly about the realities of her life. These included her husband, her eight children, and her house.

Her brother went behind her back and had some of her verses published in London in a volume titled The Tenth Muse Lately Sprung Up in America

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Malachi Morse