Poems
By: Brontë ; [selection by Peter Washington].
Contributors: Washington, Peter.
Series: Everyman's library pocket poets
Publisher: Knopf; Distributed by Random House
Published: 1996
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 255
Notes: Includes index.
Table of contents: title: High waving heather; title: Will the day be bright or cloudy?; title: How still, how happy!; title: How clear she shines; title: Stars; title: Shall earth no more inspire thee?; title: The blue bell is the sweetest flower; title: To the blue bell; title: Tell me tell me; title: Wind sink to rest; title: All day I've toiled; title: I know not how it falls on me; title: What use is it to slumber here?; title: Start not upon the minster wall; title: The sun has set; title: How loud the storm sounds; title: It was night; title: Mild the mist upon the hill; title: To a wreath of snow; title: No coward soul is mine; title: In the earth, the earth thou shalt be laid; title: It is too late to call thee now; title: 'Tis moonlight summer moonlight; title: If grief for grief can touch thee; title: Remembrance; title: Song; title: May flowers are opening; title: Stanzas; title: The night-wind; title: Fair sinks the summer evening; title: I am the only being whose doom; title: A little while a little while; title: Death; title: To A.S. 1830; title: Yes holy be thy resting place; title: A death-scene; title: Lines; title: Weaned from life and torn away; title: The philosopher; title: Stanzas to; title: Lines; title: Harp of wild and dream like strain; title: Redbreast early in the morning; title: Hope; title: Sympathy; title: Song; title: To imagination; title: When days of beauty deck the earth; title: O dream, where art thou now?; title: My comforter; title: Plead for me; title: Self-interrogation; title: The old stoic; title: Long neglect has worn away; title: Sleep brings no joy to me; title: And like myself lone wholly lone; title: A.E. and R.C; title: Faith and despondency; title: The night was dark yet winter breathed; title: The starry night shall tidings bring; title: Anticipation; title: Honour's martyr; title: Geraldine; title: Through the hours of yesternight; title: The night is darkening round me; title: Come hither child; title: Lines; title: Sleep not dream not this bright day; title: The battle had passed from the height; title: A.G.A. to A.E; title: Written on returning to the P. of I. on the 10th of January 1827; title: Rosina; title: The wide cathedral aisles are lone; title: Where were ye all?; title: A.G.A. to A.S; title: Song by Julius Angora; title: D.G.C. to J.A; title: A.G.A. to A.S; title: Gleneden's dream; title: Song; title: Lines by Claudia; title: From our evening fireside now. How long will you remain?; title: Song by Julius Brenzaida; title: Song by J. Brenzaida to G.s; title: None of my kindred now can tell; title: A.G.A. to A.S; title: E.W. to A.G.A; title: A thousand sounds of happiness; title: Why ask to know the date; title: the clime?; title: Song to A.A; title: Why do I hate that lone green dell?; title: E.G. to M.R; title: To A.G.A; title: On the fall of Zalona; title: From a dungeon wall in the southern college; title: M.A. written on the dungeon wall; title: N.C; title: Rodrick Lesley, 1830; title: M.G. for the U.S; title: At Castle Wood; title: A.S. to G.S; title: O mother I am not regretting; title: H.A. and A.S; title: Now trust a heart that trusts you; title: Strong I stand; title: The organ swells the trumpets sound; title: A sudden chasm of ghastly light; title: Companions, all day long we've stood; title: There shines the moon; title: A day dream; title: The inspiring music's thrilling sound; title: And first an hour of mournful musing; title: Awaking morning laughs from heaven; title: Written in Aspin Castle; title: The old church tower and garden wall; title: Alone I sat the summer day; title: Month after month