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Emily Bronte: Poems

by Emily Bronte

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rose-briar

A species of rose native to Europe

vain

self-absorbed; conceited

rapturous

characterized by great pleasure or enthusiasm

languish

failing to make progress

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The Power of the Imagination as Presented in "To a Wreath of Snow" (Bronte) and "The Question" (Shelley)
The Presentation of the Power of Imagination in The Question by Percy Bysshe Shelley and Julian M. and A.G. Rochelle by Emily Bronte
Corruption and Social Strictures in Emily Bronte's 'Last Lines' and William Blake's 'The Sick Rose'.
The Theme of Imagination in Emily Bronte's 'To a Wreath of Snow' and Percy Shelley's 'Ode to the West Wind'
Faith and Confidence in Emily Bronte's Poem "No Coward Soul is Mine"