Elizabeth Barrett Browning image
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Born in March 6, 1806 / Died in June 29, 1861 / United Kingdom / English

Poems by Elizabeth Barrett Browning

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Aurora Leigh (excerpts)

... Searched through my face, -- ay, stabbed it through and through, ...

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A Curse For A Nation

... Not open enough for two friends to kiss:'For love of freedom which abates ...

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Work And Contemplation

... Thus swift and steadfast, thus intent and strong ...

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The Seraph and the Poet

... Even so, Sing, seraph with the glory ! heaven is high ...

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The Prisoner

... Nature's lute Sounds on, behind this door so closely shut, ...

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Patience Taught By Nature

... Grant me some smaller grace than comes to these !-- ...

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The Poet And The Bird

... usic to our ears than any song of thine!"The poet went out weeping---the nightingale ceased chanting ...

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Lord Walter's Wife

... ld defame us to hear!XIII'What reason had you, and what right,--I appel to your soul from my life,-- ...

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A Thought For A Lonely Death-Bed

... Drear wine-press,--by the wilderness out-spread,-- ...

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The Meaning Of The Look

... Wash thy feet, my beloved, that they should run ...

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The House Of Clouds

... To which I looked with thee!Let them! Wipe such visionings ...

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Only a Curl

... Be content ! He resumes nothing given, -- be sure ! ...

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Consolation

... Where 'dust to dust' the love from life disjoin'd ...

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Insufficiency

... And something farther, fuller, higher, rehearse ...

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The Deserted Garden

... And silk was changed for shroud!Nor thought that gardener, (full of scorns ...