I now had only to retrace
by Charlotte Brontë
‘I now had only to retrace’ by Charlotte Brontë describes a speaker’s harrowing journey through a rapidly darkening landscape.
Life
by Charlotte Brontë
‘Life’ by Charlotte Brontë describes the overwhelming true merriment of life and dispels the images of life a dreary and dark dream to be suffered through.
On the Death of Anne Brontë
by Charlotte Brontë
‘On the Death of Anne Brontë’ by Charlotte Brontë describes the poet’s grief over her beloved sister’s death and her relief that Anne’s suffering has ended.
Parting
by Charlotte Brontë
Brontë’s ‘Parting’ depicts a lover’s thoughts on what separation means for her relationship.
The Autumn day its course has run
by Charlotte Brontë
‘The Autumn day its course has run’ by Charlotte Brontë describes the comforting presence of darkness as it travels through a speaker’s home.
The house was still—the room was still
by Charlotte Brontë
‘The house was still—the room was still’ by Charlotte Brontë is a fragment of an unfinished work that speaks on freedom and captivity.