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Though most critics have acknowledged the superiority of Emily Brontë’s poems, a few reviews published in 1848 to 1849, when Jane Eyre was selling very well, favored Charlotte Brontë’s; for example, the anonymous reviewer for the November 10, 1849 Britannia praised her “mastery in the art of word painting” and her “faculty of exhibiting in words the shadowy images of mental agony.”
16 de abr. de 2024 · Recite one of these love poems for him, and Cupid's arrow will surely hit the mark The post 40 Sweet Love Poems for Him and Every Man in Your Life appeared first on Reader's Digest.
Emily Brontë. Inglaterra: 1818-1848. Poemas. Textos digitales completos. A la imaginación. Aun censurada, siempre regreso... Bueno, algunos te odiarán, otros te despreciarán... Cuando deba dormir. El anciano estoico.
Emily Brontë. Il devrait n’être point de désespoir pour toi. Je Viendrai Quand. Le Soleil est Couché.
Still make the golden crocus shine Among the flowers the most divine, The glory of the spring. Still in the wall-flower's fragrance dwell; And hover round the slight blue bell, My childhood's darling flower. Smile on the little daisy still, The buttercup's bright goblet fill With all thy former power.
The Bronte sisters' poetry casts a spell of passion and intense emotions, allowing readers to immerse themselves in the complexities of love. From Charlotte's hopeful reflections to Emily's contemplation of love versus friendship, and Anne's portrayal of longing, their poems continue to resonate with audiences today.
By Emily Brontë. I am the only being whose doom. No tongue would ask, no eye would mourn; I never caused a thought of gloom, A smile of joy, since I was born. In secret pleasure, secret tears, This changeful life has slipped away, As friendless after eighteen years, As lone as on my natal day.
