Bradstreet expresses that materialistic possessions are not important to her. A poetry book,

complementing Bradstreet and her ability to express herself, states "Despite her active domestic

life and the hardships imposed by a new and strange environment, Anne Bradstreet still found

time to express herself in verse." ("The American Experience 21) Bradstreet expresses her

feelings and devotion towards her husband , her children, her religion, and her feelings toward

Anne Bradstreet wrote poems to express her devotion to her husband and children.

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Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)