Anne Killigrew's 'Poems' published in 1686 is a collection of intricate and lyrical poetry that showcases her exceptional talent as both a writer and a painter. Her poems often explore themes of nature, love, and spirituality, with a keen attention to detail and a deep sense of emotion. Killigrew's writing style is characterized by its elegant language and rich imagery, drawing upon classical influences while also displaying her unique perspective as a woman poet in the 17th century. This collection is a precious glimpse into the poetic landscape of the Restoration era, highlighting Killigrew's significant contribution to English literature and her lasting influence on subsequent generations of poets.