Poems by Charlotte Brontë

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1. От составителя · article
2. Sunrise («Behold that silvery streak of light...») · poem
3. Sunset («Beneath a shady tree I sat...») · poem
4. The Churchyard A Poemn («'Twas one fair evening, when the closing day...») · poem
5. Lines by One who was Tired of Dullness upon the Same Occasion («Sweep the sounding harp string...») · poem
6. Lines Spoken by a Lawyer on the Occasion of the Transfer of this Magazine («All soberness is past and gone...») · poem
7. On the great Bay of the Glass Town («'Tis pleasant on some evening fair...») · poem
8. Adressed to the tower of all nations («O thou great thou mighty tower...») · poem
9. «In this fairy land of light...» · poem
10. Harvest in Spain («Now all is joy and gladness, the ripe fruits...») · poem
11. «Merry England, land of glory...» · poem
12. Found in the Inn belonging to You («Thou art a sweet & lovely flower...») · poem
13. On Seeing a Beautiful Statue and a Rich Golden Vase full of Wine, lying beside it in the Desert of Sahara («See that golden goblet shine...») · poem
14. The Song of the Ancient Britons on Leaving the Genii Land (by UT) («Farewell, O thou pleasant land...») · poem
15. On Seeing the Garden of a Genius (by UT) («How pleasant is the world...») · poem
16. Poetry («O when shall our brave land be free...») · poem
17. The Glass Town (by UT) («'Tis sunset and the golden orb...») · poem
18. *** («High minded Frenchmen love not the ghost...») · poem
19. *** («What is more glorious in nature or art...») · poem
20. *** («Lo our mighty chieftains come...») · poem
21. «Now sweetly shines the golden sun...» · poem
22. «Луна в сиянии лучей...» · poem
23. «Ухо чутко ловило звук...» · poem
24. «Proudly the sun has sunk to rest...» · poem
25. «О! Здесь духи жить должны!..» · poem
26. Written Upon the Occasion of the Dinner Given to the Literati of the Glasstown («The Splendid hall is blazing...») · poem
27. A Wretch in Prison by Murry («O for the song of the gladsome lark...») · poem
28. Тоска по дому · poem
29. Matin («Long hath earth lain beneath the dark profound...») · poem
30. «Внемли, о смертный, плачам...» · poem
31. Serenade («Awake! Awake! fair sleeper, Awake and View the night...») · poem
32. «The Pearl within the shell concealed...» · poem
33. Lines on seeing the portrait of — [Marian Hume], Painted by De Liste («Radiant Creature is thy birth...») · poem
34. The Violet («One eve as all the radiant west...») · poem
35. The Evening Walk (A Poem By the Marquis of Douro in Pindaric Metre) · poem
36. The Vision. A Short Poem («The gentle, Showry, Spring had passed away...») · poem
37. Vesper («I'll hang my lyre amid these ancient trees...») · poem
38. Written om the Summit of A High Mountain in the north of England («How lonely is this spot, deep silence reigns...») · poem
39. Young Man Naughty's Adventure («Murk was the night nor star, nor moon...») · poem
40. Утро. Сочинение маркиза Доуро · poem
41. On Seeing an Ancient Dirk in the Armory of the Tower of All Nations Bloodstained with Three Distinet Spots which marks none have yet been able to erase (By the M[arquis of] Douro) · poem
42. Fragment («Now rolls the sounding Ocean...») · poem
43. Lines addressed to lady Z[enobia] E[llrington] sent with my portrait which she had asked me to give her by Marquis Douro («Lady this worthless gift I send...») · poem
44. Pleasure. A Short Poem (or else not, say I) («True Pleasure breathes not city air...») · poem
45. Reflections on the fate of neglected Genius («Mighty winds that sing on high...») · poem
46. Winter. A Short Poem («Autumn has vanished with his train...») · poem
47. «Now fall the last drops of the shower...» · poem
48. A Traveller's Meditations (By the Marguis of Douro) («This wide world I have compassed round...») · poem
49. Lines to the Aragva, a River of the Caucasian Mountains (by Douro) («Mighty river, bold gushing...») · poem
50. Song by Lord Wellesley («Some love Sorrow's dismal howls...») · poem
51. *** («Death is here, I feel his power...») · poem
52. *** («Haste, bring us the wine cup...») · poem
53. *** («O blessed, mildly rising morn...») · poem
54. «Куда Артур исчезнуть мог...» · poem
55. «Бежать, бежать в леса скорей...» · poem
56. «O There is a land which the sun loves to lighten...» · poem
57. «Lo! stretched beneath the clustering palm...» · poem
58. «On the bright scenes around them spread...» · poem
59. «The cloud of recent death is past away...» · poem
60. The Bridal («O! there is a wood in a still and deep...») · poem
61. Song · poem
62. «O who has broke the stilly hush...» · poem
63. Memory («When the dead in their cold graves are lying...») · poem
64. Richard Coeur de Lion & Blondel («The blush, the light, the gorgeous glow of Eve...») · poem
65. «Земля во власти тишины...» · poem
66. «Fair forms of glistening marble stand around...» · poem
67. The Red Cross Knight («To the desert sands of Palestine...») · poem
68. «По берегу шумливых волн...» · poem
69. «Эмалья у нас здырувенный тело́х...» · poem
70. Возвращение швейцарца («Томлюсь, вспоминая могучие скалы...») · poem
71. «Спокойные воды целует луна...» · poem
72. «О ветр над океаном...» · poem
73. «Жалобы слы́шны в отчих палатах...» · poem
74. «В приюте мёртвых вечный сон...» · poem
75. The African Queen's Lament · poem
76. «O Hyle thy waves are like Babylon's streams...» · poem
77. Captain Flower's Last («Each, sound of woe has dyed away upon the summer air...») · poem
78. Lines written beside a fountain in the ground's of York Villa («Dear is the hour, when freed from toils & care...») · poem
79. «Уж смерть ледяной рукою...» · poem
80. A National Ode for the Angrians · poem
81. Saul («Neath the palms in Elah’s valley...») · poem
82. «Lament for the Martyr who dies for his faith...» · poem
83. Death of Darius Codoman[n]us («The muffled clash of arms is past, as if it ne'er had been...») · poem
84. Stanzas on the Fate of Henry Percy («The tropic twilight falls, the deep is still...») · poem
85. «The moon dawned slow in the dusky gloaming...» · poem
86. «Алтарь, часовню, неф пройди...» · poem
87. Ретроспекция · poem
88. Раненый олень · poem
89. Разум · poem
90. Погружение · poem
91. «Лёгкие руки, весёлый нрав...» · poem
92. «В летнюю полночь аллеи пусты...» · poem
93. «Старая церковь пути стережёт...» · poem
94. My Dreams · poem
95. «Turn not now for comfort here...» · poem
96. «O would I were the golden light...» · poem
97. «When thou sleepest, lulled in night...» · poem
98. «Gods of old mythology, arise in gloom and storm...» · poem
99. «It is not at an hour like this...» · poem
100. «Why should we ever mourn as those...» · poem
101. «Он спать не мог...» · poem
102. Изгнание Заморны · poem
103. «But a recollection now...» · poem
104. «A single word — a magic spring...» · poem
105. «I scarce would let that restless eye...» · poem
106. «Is this my tomb, this humble stone...» · poem
107. «No harp on earth can breathe a tone...» · poem
108. «She was alone that evening — and alone...» · poem
109. «The trees by the casement are moistened with dew...» · poem
110. «O that thy own loved son, thy noblest born...» · poem
111. «Holy St. Cyprian! thy waters stray...» · poem
112. Review at Gazemba («All the summer plains of Angria were asleep in perfect peace...») · poem
113. Siesta · poem
114. «Yet sleep my lord and know...» · poem
115. «O! let me be alone' he said...» · poem
116. «The voice of Lowood speaks subdued...» · poem
117. «What does she dream of, lingering all alone...» · poem
118. A Rowland for your Oliver · poem
119. Apostasy («This last denial of my faith...») · poem
120. Frances («She will not sleep, for fear of dreams...») · poem
121. Gilbert · poem
122. Mementos («Arranging long-locked drawers and shelves...») · poem
123. Passion («Some have won a wild delight...») · poem
124. Pilate's Wife's Dream («I've quenched my lamp, I struck it in that start...») · poem
125. Presentiment («Sister, you've sat there all the day...») · poem
126. Regret («Long ago I wished to leave...») · poem
127. Stanzas («If thou be in a lonely place...») · poem
128. The Letter («What is she writing? Watch her now...») · poem
129. The Missionary («Plough, vessel, plough the British main...») · poem
130. The Wife's Will («Sit still — a word — a breath may break...») · poem
131. The Wood («But two miles more, and then we rest!..») · poem
132. Winter Stores («We take from life one little share...») · poem
133. Вечернее утешение · poem
134. Выбор · poem
135. Life («Life, believe, is not a dream...») · poem
136. Монолог учительницы · poem
137. Расставание · poem
138. «Look Wife the clouds are full of snow...» · poem
139. Учитель и ученица · poem
140. «The Autumn day its course has run, the Autumn evening falls...» · poem
141. «Early wrapt in slumber deep...» · poem
142. «Любовь, какую ни один...» · poem
143. «Он видел боль мою...» · poem
144. «Стёрты до крови ноги, и плечи изныли...» · poem
145. На смерть Эмили Джейн Бронте · poem
146. На смерть Энн Бронте · poem
147. Master and Pupil · poem
148. *** («Speak of the North!..») · poem
149. *** («‘Tis not the air I wished to play...») · poem
150. «The house was still — the room was still...» · poem
151. Утро · poem
152. Lost in the Hills · poem
153. *** («A better lot is thine fair maid...») · poem
154. *** («Reader farewell...») · poem
155. *** («A week ago September dead October's moon set in...») · poem
156. *** («But once again, but once again...») · poem
157. Charge on the enemy · poem
158. *** («Justine upon thy silent tomb the dews of ev[en]ing weep...») · poem
159. *** («I obey your gentle call ye...») · poem
160. *** («Dreams, dreams, are...») · poem
161. Hurrah for the Geminii · poem
162. *** («Let us drive care away...») · poem
163. *** («Last Branch of murdered royalty...») · poem
164. *** («Jeffry my turtle fare the[e] well...») · poem
165. *** («I sing that hero over France who reigned...») · poem
166. *** («The light wings of Zephyr oppressed with perfume...») · poem
167. Miss Hume’s Dreams · poem
168. *** («Obscure and little seen my way...») · poem
169. *** («O’er hill and wood – the evening bells...») · poem
170. *** («The holy exile lies all desolate...») · poem
171. Stanzas on the Death of a Christian · poem
172. The Town Besieged · poem
173. *** («There's not always...») · poem
174. Verses by Lord Charles Wellesley · poem

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