This person claims that “lurking behind the docile lamb” is an “unconquered lioness” who asserts, “I am!” in a poem by Naomi Long Madgett. Poems about this person’s life are divided into books like “Enlightenment,” “Awakening,” and “Voyage” in a 2020 collection by Honorée Fanonne (-5[1])Jeffers titled for the “Age” of this person. (-5[1])A poem (-5[1])addressed to this person intersperses Biblical verse numbers between instructions to “seek the living (15[1])God” and “drink Samaria’s flood” after calling this person a (*) “pious youth.” (10[1])A poem (10[1])[emphasize] by this person demands (10[1])“the grace and glory of thy martial band” and extols “A crown, (10[1])a mansion, and a (10[1])throne that shine.” This addressee of a poem by Jupiter (10[1])Hammon (10[1])credited (10[1])“mercy” (10[1]-5[1])with bringing her from the “Pagan​ land” where she was (10[1])enslaved. For 10 points, name this early Black female poet of “On Being Brought from Africa to America.” ■END■ (10[3])