Edward Taylor

Edward Taylor was an American poet, physician, and Puritan minister. He is recognized as one of the most important American poets of the 17th century.

Edward Taylor was born on March 14, 1642.

Edward Taylor is known for his poetry, particularly his religious poems. He wrote over 200 poems, many of which were unpublished during his lifetime. His poetry is characterized by its deep religious devotion and elaborate metaphors.

No, Edward Taylor did not publish his poems during his lifetime. His manuscripts were discovered in the Yale University library in the early 20th century, and his poetry gained recognition and appreciation long after his death.

Edward Taylor's most famous work is a collection of poems known as "Preparatory Meditations." This collection contains over 200 poems that explore his spiritual journey and his relationship with God. These poems are considered a masterpiece of American colonial literature.