poetess

She had been active as a great poetess for 30 years.

"I'm sorry if I have distressed you," said the poetess.

She is a published poetess of four Urdu poetry books.

She is a poetess as well who bagged three international awards in poetry.

Her place as a very early vernacular poetess was not ignored by contemporaries.

By tradition, this is stated to be the spot where the great poetess left the mortal world.

It was also the home of the poetess Muriel.

Or one of those melancholy women who are would-be Gothic poetesses.

"I think it's time we had some new names," said the poetess rebelliously.

It was the visage of a poetess, perhaps, or a dreamer.

"Did you know that our Margarita was a poetess?"

I was an English major, and a poetess!

Besides being an accomplished artist, she is also a Hindi poetess.

She was widely considered to be Tasmania's own poetess and novelist.

Five years ago you were a minor poetess.

And not just a poet, but a poetess!

"They are difficult - to write," the poetess replies, confounding him.

However, he learns during dinner that a young girl has been murdered and the accused is a beautiful poetess.

She is generally regarded as one of the most outstanding Uzbek poetesses.

Sappho was a poetess who flourished in a very early age of Greek literature.

She is a poetess, one of the greatest piano-artists of the day.

His poetess would be one of the sisters, thought Genji.

Why stir up scandals about our silly fairy poetess?

You're a poetess, who might be able to convey a hint of the feeling, if not of the reality.

By the 1780s she had gained a reputation as a "rustic poetess".