In this poem, who is the "mighty Architect?"

When Bradstreet writes, "thou hast an house on high erect," she means

The speaker mostly criticized herself for

An inversion is a poetic device where the writer switches the usual order of words in a sentence or phrase. Find a line that includes an inversion.

There are two lines where the -ed ending of a word must be pronounced as a distinct syllable in order to preserve the poem's meter. Name one.

What conclusion helps the poet overcome her sorrow?

The lines "When by the ruins oft past,/My sorrowing eyes aside did cast" emphasize that the speaker

In the last five lines, what does Bradstreet wish to no longer love?

What is the poem's rhyme scheme? How many syllables in each line?

What is the speaker's first response to hearing the "fearful sound" of fire?

In the last part of this poem, Bradstreet uses "house" as a metaphor for--

What was the "thund' ring noise" that woke Bradstreet?

Bradstreet emphasizes both the things she has lost and