Anne Brontë (7 January 1820 – 28 May 1849 / Thornton, West Riding of Yorkshire, England)

poet Anne Brontë

Poems of Anne Brontë

1. A Fragment 12/31/2002
2. A Hymn 12/31/2002
3. A Prayer 1/3/2003
4. A Prisoner in a Dungeon Deep 12/31/2002
5. A Reminiscence 5/10/2001
6. A Voice From The Dungeon 12/31/2002
7. A Word To The Calvinists 12/31/2002
8. A Word To The 'Elect' 12/31/2002
9. Alexander And Zenobia 12/31/2002
10. An Orphan's Lament 12/31/2002
11. Appeal 12/31/2002
12. Call Me Away 12/31/2002
13. Confidence 12/31/2002
14. Despondency 12/31/2002
15. Dreams 12/31/2002
16. Farewell 12/31/2002
17. Fluctuations 12/31/2002
18. Fragment 12/31/2002
19. Gloomily the Clouds 12/31/2002
20. Home 12/31/2002

Song

We know where deepest lies the snow,
And where the frost-winds keenest blow,
O'er every mountain's brow,
We long have known and learnt to bear
The wandering outlaw's toil and care,
But where we late were hunted, there
Our foes are hunted now.
We have their princely homes, and they
To our wild haunts are chased away,

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