Emily Jane Brontë’s poetry is a testament to the raw energy of the human spirit and the untamed beauty of nature. This collection includes all her known poems, capturing the mythical realm of Gondal, a world she and her sister Anne vividly imagined. Her works, such as “Remembrance” and “No coward soul is mine,” bravely explore themes of mortality and the afterlife, while others like “Redbreast early in the morning” and “The blue bell is the sweetest flower” reflect her deep connection to the Yorkshire moors and her inner world.

Why You Should Read?

• Discover the only surviving records of the imaginative world of Gondal, co-created with Anne Brontë.
• Engage with profound themes of mortality and the afterlife through Brontë’s visionary poetry.
• Experience the vivid depiction of nature and the introspective exploration of the human psyche.
• Appreciate the passionate and powerful voice of one of literature’s most enduring poets.