In 1686, Brongersma published her poetry collection, one of the earliest by a Dutch woman.
In 1686, Titia Brongersma broke literary ground by publishing her poetry collection "De bron-swaan of mengeldigten." It was one of the first non-religious poetry collections by a Dutch woman, showcasing her literary skill and courage. At a time when few women partook in the Dutch literary tradition, her work provided a powerful voice and representation, encouraging more women to pursue writing and contribute to literature. Brongersma's poetry, exploring themes of nature, spirituality, and identity, challenged societal norms and expanded opportunities for female authorship in the Netherlands, marking a significant milestone in the history of women's literary achievements.