Best Bronte Poems
Below are the all-time best Bronte poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of bronte poems written by PoetrySoup members
Bronte Inspiration 4 - Specially Written For Tim SmithTO FULLY UNDERSTAND THIS POEM PLEASE READ BRONTE INSPIRATION 1, 2 and 3
Little Patrick in the nursery playing with his toys
Asks ''MUM'' can...
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Categories:
bronte, birth, family, love, mum,
Form:
Rhyme
Bronte Inspiration Collaboration Poem By Jan Allison and Darren WatsonWe walk across meadow and moor
Along tracks where horse and carriage once rode
Treading paths where the poets of yore
In search of inspiration...
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Categories:
bronte, friendship, romantic, prejudice,
Form:
Rhyme
The Sting of Nettled ShowersTo the sound of pelting rain, she woke in early morning
Upon the tattered tin roof, it rhythmically pitter pattered
No sunlight peeked through clouds on daylight's...
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Categories:
bronte, sorrow,
Form:
Rhyme
Overjoyed-Originally Del ValleIf vain thy earthly hopes did prove, thou canst not mourn their flight; Thy brightest hopes were fixed above. And they shall know no blight—Anne-Bronte...
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Categories:
bronte, baby, birth, daughter,
Form:
Rhyme
Behind the Bike ShedsWe were kissing behind the bike sheds
The future Mrs Bronte and I
Get yourselves up to see the head
We heard our teacher cry.
The...
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Categories:
bronte, first love, romance, school,
Form:
Rhyme
The Devil Has No HornsIn Simple words
The devil has no horns
She wears smaug balm, Oh, Lord of the Rings
She sleeps in El Dorado Street, the Hotels of Svengali
She...
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Categories:
bronte, analogy, , western,
Form:
Dramatic Verse
All the Dark Stallions
"All the Dark Stallions"
Calliope burns
ecstatic bright star
fire brands, all her marks
both hands
holding the ropes
firmly fast today
slow burn
tomorrow
warm whispers
gently towards
the unlit...
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Categories:
bronte, dark, romance, word play,
Form:
Free verse
Vibrant, Blissful, Quietude
"Bliss like thine is brought by years;
Dark with torment and with tears."
Emily Bronte - Sleep Not (1846) st.1
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often, I am in the throes and agony...
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Categories:
bronte, dark, dream, memory,
Form:
Free verse
Unexposed Secrets"The human heart has hidden treasures, in secret kept, in silence sealed. The thoughts, the hopes, the dreams, the pleasures, whose charm were broken if...
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Categories:
bronte, integrity, silence,
Form:
Rhyme
Categories:
bronte, autumn,
Form:
Rhyme
The Golden Chord
"The Golden Chord"
I have stories
caterwauling
to be told,
I will caste them out there
no matter how bold.
They will not drown,
they’ll survive
soaked to the bone,
transfigured transporting
they’re magic
for the...
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Categories:
bronte, absence, faith, home, love,
Form:
Free verse
Ode To An Artist: Sara TeasdaleWhen I was young, a book was given me:
a small book with the title "Those Who Love."
Its female author I knew nothing of -
This dreamer...
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Categories:
bronte, love, poems, poetess, writing,
Form:
Ode
Wuthering HeightsStar crossed lovers strolled together
over moorland fields of heather...
Tragedy unfolds
Emily Bronte wrote thereof...
She, too, lost chance to find true love...
Death, again, grabs hold
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For Black-Eyed Susan's...
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Categories:
bronte, adventure, lost love, on
Form:
Tail-rhyme
My Treasure, My BooksI had them hidden
locked & safe
my treasure, my precious
What I value above all
Some said gold
Some said money
but some, even surprised me
whispering "puh; she hasn't...
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Categories:
bronte, books,
Form:
Free verse
Silence of the ClassicsCacophony of the front
Hopes and dreams define
Humanity, scenes of yesterday
Never to be forgotten, from haunting
Effects of childhood laughter
Uncertainties that become
Certainties, seldom been
Well explored to be
Moving...
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Categories:
bronte, culture, romantic,
Form:
Romanticism