Published in 1846 under masculine pseudonyms Poems by Currer Ellis and Acton Bell is a foundational document of nineteenth-century womens poetry and of the Brontes emerging literary experiment Its lyrics range from devotional meditation and intimate lament to Gothic vision dramatic monologue and Romantic landscape poetry Stark portrayals of solitude moral struggle grief and imaginative freedom sit beside memorable ballads and visionary pieces rev...
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