Charlotte Brontë

(21 April 1816 – 31 March 1855 / Yorkshire, England)

poet Charlotte Brontë
#303 on top 500 poets

Charlotte Brontë Poems

1. The Missionary 5/10/2001
2. The Wife's Will 5/10/2001
3. The Wood 5/10/2001
4. Gilbert 5/10/2001
5. The Letter 5/10/2001
6. Preference 5/10/2001
7. Presentiment 5/10/2001
8. Apostasy 5/10/2001
9. Pilate's Wife's Dream 5/10/2001
10. Frances 5/10/2001
11. The Teacher's Monologue 5/10/2001
12. Stanzas 5/10/2001
13. Speak Of The North! A Lonely Moor 12/31/2002
14. Mementos 5/10/2001
15. Winter Stores 5/10/2001
16. Pleasure 12/31/2002
17. Evening Solace 5/10/2001
18. Regret 12/31/2002
19. Passion 5/10/2001
20. Parting 5/10/2001
21. On The Death Of Anne Brontë 5/10/2001
22. Life 5/10/2001

Comments about Charlotte Brontë

  • Harkeerat (1/30/2019 5:11:00 AM)

    Where's is the poem called Retrospective? It's one of the best I've ever read, sad to see it's not here

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  • claudette parazoo (1/18/2019 10:14:00 AM)

    Reality at its best...love it. I like to feel a kick in the teeth once in awhile...bite hard when it hits you. There are lies, so soothing, and we are so gullible. Charlotte Bronte is an author whose truth is ours to construe.

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  • Big Jim (12/6/2018 11:38:00 AM)

    I love poetry........................................................

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  • Najeeb (10/18/2018 2:52:00 PM)

    masu anamiy trumaine madamme azzelle. Jha suitee montaguada. Bronte Charlotte.

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  • Rays Sparkle (7/3/2010 3:48:00 AM)

    A Motherly woman with a poetess' heart

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Regret

Long ago I wished to leave
" The house where I was born; "
Long ago I used to grieve,
My home seemed so forlorn.
In other years, its silent rooms
Were filled with haunting fears;
Now, their very memory comes
O'ercharged with tender tears.

Life and marriage I have known,
Things once deemed so bright;
Now, how utterly is flown
Every ray of light !
'Mid the unknown sea of life
I no blest isle have found;
At last, through all its wild wave's strife,
My bark is homeward bound.

Farewell, dark and rolling deep !
Farewell, ...

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Winter Stores

WE take from life one little share,
And say that this shall be
A space, redeemed from toil and care,
From tears and sadness free.

And, haply, Death unstrings his bow
And Sorrow stands apart,
And, for a little while, we know
The sunshine of the heart.

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