Compare the poetry of Bradstreet and Taylor. What does each writer primarily focus on in her/his work? How does that focus determine the imagery and tone of each writer’s work? Use specific examples for illustration.SOURCES:  Do not use outside sources other than your notes or handouts; the only other source you should use, other than your own thoughts, is your book, which must be cited using MLA format.AUDIENCE: Your classmates will serve as your audience, so you do not need to summarize the information contained in the selection(s) about which you have chosen to write.You will be graded on the following essay components:    Organization of ideas into solid paragraphs, an introduction with a thesis statement, a body with supporting points, and a strong conclusion    Standard punctuation, grammar, spelling, use of transitions, vibrant verbs    Format adherence    Varied sentence structure (no run-ons or fragments)    Use of third-person point of view (avoid using I, me, we, us, our, you, your)    Verbs should be in the present tense when writing about literature unless you are referring to some incident mentioned in the story that occurred before the action  itself happens    State the name of the author and the title of the story somewhere in the first couple of sentences    The title of your essay is just that; it is not part of your first sentence, so the information contained in it must be repeated if necessary in the introduction    Refer to the author by his or her last name, not the first. You don’t know any of these writers personally, so speaking about “William’s essay” is highly inappropriate; however, “Bradstreet’s poem” is correct.    Cite each bit of information you get from the story properly (see the attachment)    Don’t rely too heavily on quoted material, but if you use direct quotations, be sure to quote the material accurately, including spelling.    Prove the point of your thesis; don’t critique whether the story is good or bad and don’t summarize the plot.     YOU MAY USE YOUR BOOK.                            Good luck.Please ONLY COMPARE POETRY and PAGES PROVIDED IN THE ADDITIONAL MATERIALS TAB