Poetess (noun)

A female poet.

Origin:

Late 16th century, from middle french poétesse, from latin poetissa, from poeta "poet".

Examples:

1. Emily Dickinson was an famous American poetess.
2. Sara Teasdale was a renowned poetess in the early 20th century.
3. My sister is a talented poetess who writes beautiful poetry.
4. The collection of poems written by that poetess was a bestseller.
5. The poetess was celebrated for her unique style of writing.