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Contents Introduction Chronology xv xxxiii THE COMPLETE POEMS I. Poems Published in 1846 i [153]. Faith and Despondency: ‘“The winter wind is loud and wild” ’ 3 ii [160]. Stars: ‘Ah! why, because the dazzling sun’ 5 iii [157İ- The Philosopher: ‘ “Enough of thought, philosopher” ’ 7 iv [158]. Remembrance: ‘Cold in the earth - and the deep snow piled above thee’ 8 v [156]. A Death-Scene: ‘ “O Day! he cannot die” ’ 9 vi [149]. Song: ‘The linnet in the rocky dells’ 11 vii [163]. Anticipation: ‘How beautiful the earth is still’ 12 viii [166]. The Prisoner (A Fragment): ‘In the dungeoncrypts, idly did I stray’ 14 ix [141]. Hope: ‘Hope was but a timid friend’ 16 x [146]. A Day Dream: On a sunny brae, alone I lay’ 17 xi [150]. To Imagination: ‘When weary with the long day’s care’ 19 xii [132]. How Clear She Shines: ‘How clear she shines! How quietly’ 20
vi CONTENTS xiii [182]. Sympathy: ‘There should be no despair for you’ 21 xiv [152]. Plead for Me: ‘Oh, thy bright eyes must answer now’ xv [130]. Self-Interrogation: ‘ “The evening passes fast away” ’ xvi [159]. Death: ‘Death! that struck when I was most confiding’ xvii [105]. Stanzas to —: ‘Well, some may hate, and some may scorn’ xviii [155]. Honour’s Martyr: ‘The moon is full this winter night’ xix [115]. Stanzas: ‘I’ll not weep that thou art going to leave me’ xx [144]. My Comforter: ‘Well hast thou spoken, and yet, not taught’ 29 xxi [121]. The Old Stoic: ‘Riches I hold in light esteem’ 22 23 25 26 26 29 30 II. Dated Poems i. ‘Cold clear and blue the morning heaven’ 32 2. ‘Will the day be bright or cloudy’ 32 3. ‘Tell me tell me smiling child’ 33 4. ‘The inspiring music’s thrilling sound’ 33 5. ‘High waving heather ’neath stormy blasts bending’ 34 6. ‘Woods you need not frown on me’ 34 7. ‘Start not upon the minster wall’ 35 8. ‘Redbreast early in the morning’ 35 9. ‘Through the hours of yesternight’ 36 10. ‘There shines the moon, at noon of night’ 36 n. ‘The night of storms has passed’ (incorporating ‘Woe for the day Regina’s pride’) 38 12. ‘I saw thee child one summer’s day’ 40 13. ‘Sleep not dream not this bright day’ 42 14. Ό God of heaven! the dream of horror’ 43 15. ‘The battle had passed from the height’ (incorporating ‘How golden bright from earth and heaven’, ‘Not a vapour had stained the breezeless blue’, and Only some spires of bright green grass’) 45 16. ‘The sun has set and the long grass now’ 46
CONTENTS 17. ‘Lady in your Palace Hall’ 18. ‘And first an hour of mournful musing’ 19. ‘Wind sink to rest in the heather’ 20. ‘Long neglect has worn away’ 21. ‘Awaking morning laughs from heaven’ 22. ‘Alone I sat the summer day’ 23. A. G. A. to A. E.: ‘Lord of Elbe, on Elbe hill’ 24. ‘The organ swells the trumpets sound’ 25. ‘A sudden chasm of ghastly light’ 26. ‘The old church tower and garden wall’ 27. Lines: ‘Far away is the land of rest’ 28. ‘Now trust a heart that trusts in you’ 29. ‘Sleep brings no joy to me’ 30. ‘Strong I stand though I have borne’ 31. ‘The night is darkening round me’ (incorporating ‘I’ll come when thou art saddest’ and Ί would have touched the heavenly key’) 32. To a Wreath of Snow: ‘O transient voyager of heaven’ 33. Song by Julius Angora: ‘Awake! awake! how loud the stormy morning’ 34. Lines: Ί die but when the grave shall press’ 35. Ό mother I am not regretting’ 36. ‘Weaned from life and torn away’ 37. ‘I’m happiest when most away’ 38. ‘Deep deep down in the silent grave’ (incorporating ‘Here with my knee upon thy stone’, Ό come again what chains withhold’, and ‘Was it with the fields of green’) 39. ‘How loud the storm sounds round the Hall’ 40. ‘What use is it to slumber here’ 41. Ό evening why is thy light so sad’ (incorporating ‘It’s over now I’ve known it all’) 42. ‘The wide cathedral Aisles are lone’ 43. Ό hinder me by no delay’ 44. ‘Darkness was overtraced on every face’ 45. ‘Harp of wild and dream like strain’ 46. Song to A. A.: ‘This shall be thy lullaby’ 47. ‘Why do I hate that lone green dell’ vii 47 47 47 48 48 49 50 50 51 53 53 54 55
56 56 57 58 59 60 62 62 63 64 64 64 65 66 66 67 67 68
viii CONTENTS 48. A. G. A. to A. S,: Ό wander not so far away’ 49. Gleneden’s Dream: ‘Tell me, watcher, is it winter’ 50. ‘None of my kindred now can tell’ 51. ‘ ’Twas one of those dark cloudy days’ 52. ‘Lonely at her window sitting’ 53. ‘There are two trees in a lonely field’ 54. ‘What is that smoke that ever still’ 55. ‘Still as she looked the iron clouds’ 56. ‘Away away resign me now’ 57. ‘It will not shine again’ 58. ‘None but one beheld him dying’ 59. ‘Coldly bleakly drearily’ 60. Old Hall of [Elbe] ruined lonely now’ 61. Douglas’s Ride: ‘Well, narrower draw the circle round’ 62. ‘For him who struck thy foreign string’ 63. ‘In dungeons dark I cannot sing’ 64. ‘The evening sun was sinking down’ 65. ‘Fall leaves fall die flowers away’ 66. Song by Julius Brenzaida to G. S.: ‘Geraldine, the moon is shining’ 67. Song by J. Brenzaida: Ί knew not ’twas so dire a crime’ 68. ‘Where were ye all? and where wert thou’ 69. ‘I paused on the threshold I turned to the sky’ 70. ‘O come with me thus ran the song’ 71. E De Samara to A. G. A.: ‘Light up thy halls! ’Tis closing day’ 72. ‘When days of Beauty deck the earth’ 73. ‘Still beside that dreary water’ 74. ‘There swept adown that dreary glen’ 75. ‘O Dream, where art thou now’ 76. ‘Loud without the wind was roaring’ 77. ‘A little while, a little while’ 78. ‘How still, how happy! those are words’ 79. ‘The blue bell is the sweetest flower’ 80. ‘The night was dark yet winter breathed’ 81. ‘From our evening fireside now’ 82. Song: ‘King Julius left the south country’ 68 69 72 73 73 73 73 74 74 74 74 75 75 75 78 78 78 79 79 80 81 82 82 82
84 84 84 85 86 88 90 91 92 94 96
CONTENTS ІХ 83. Lines: ‘The soft unclouded blue of air’ 97 84. To the Blue Bell: ‘Sacred watcher, wave thy bells’ 99 85. ‘I am the only being whose doom’ 99 86. ‘May flowers are opening’ too 87. Lines by Claudia: Ί did not sleep ’twas noon of day’ 101 88. ‘I know not how it falls on me’ 102 89. Written on Returning to the P. of I. on the 10th of January 1827: ‘The busy day has hurried by’ 103 90. ‘Month after month year after year’ J04 91. ‘And now the house dog stretched once more’ 105 92. A Farewell to Alexandria: ‘I’ve seen this dell in July’s shine’ 106 93. ‘Come hither, child - who gifted thee’ 107 94. ‘Shed no tears o’er that tomb’ 108 95. ‘Mild the mist upon the hill’ 109 96. ‘How long will you remain? The midnight hour’ no 97. ‘The starry night shall tidings bring’ 111 98. ‘It is not pride it is not shame’ 112 99. ‘It was night and on the mountains’ 112 too. ‘Fair sinks the summer evening now’ 113 101. ‘Alcona in its changing mood’ 114 юг. Song: Ό between distress and pleasure’ 115 103. ‘There was a time when my cheek burned’ 116 104. ‘The wind I hear it sighing’ 117 joj. [xvii. Stanzas to —] 118 106. ‘The wind was rough which tore’ 118 107. ‘That wind I used to hear it swelling’ 118 108. ‘Come, walk with me’ 119 109. ‘Heaven’s glory shone where he was laid’ 120 110. ‘Upon her soothing breast’ 120 111. ‘I gazed within thine earnest eyes’ 120 112. Written in the Gaaldine Prison Caves to A. G. A.: ‘Thy sun is near meridian height’ 121 113. ‘Far, far away is mirth withdrawn’ 123 114. ‘It is too late to call thee now’ 124 115. [xix. Stanzas] 125 116. ‘If grief for grief
can touch thee’ 125 117. ”Tis moonlight summer moonlight’ 125
x CONTENTS 118. The Night-Wind: Ίη summer’s mellow midnight’ 126 119. ‘Companions, all day long we’ve stood’ 127 120. ‘And like myself lone wholly lone’ 129 121. [xxi. The Old Stoic] 129 122. ‘Shall Earth no more inspire thee’ 130 123. ‘Aye there it is! It wakes tonight’ 131 124. ‘I see around me tombstones grey’ 131 125. Geraldine: ‘ ’Twas night, her comrades gathered all’ 133 126. Rosina: ‘Weeks of wild delirium past’ 134 127. A. S. to G. S.: ‘I do not weep, I would not weep’ 137 128. H. A. and A. S.: ‘In the same place, when Nature wore’ 138 129. Written in Aspin Castle: ‘How do I love on summer nights’ 139 130. [xv. Self-Interrogation] 143 131. On the Fall of Zalona: ‘All blue and bright, in glorious light’ 143 132. [xii. How Clear She Shines] 145 133. To A. S. 1830: ‘Where beams the sun the brightest’ 146 134. E. G. to M. R.: ‘Thy Guardians are asleep’ 147 135. ‘Had there been falsehood in my breast’ 148 136. To A. G. A.: ‘ “Thou standest in the greenwood now” ’ 148 137. ‘Yes holy be thy resting place’ 149 138. A. G. A. to A. S.: ‘At such a time, in such a spot’ 150 139. ‘In the earth, the earth thou shalt be laid’ 152 140. Rodric Lesley. 1830: ‘Lie down and rest, the fight is done’ 152 141. [ix. Hope] 153 142. M. G. for the U. S.: ‘ ’Twas yesterday at early dawn’ 153 143. At Castle Wood: ‘The day is done - the winter sun’ 155 144. [xx. My Comforter] 156 145. A. G. A. to A. S.: ‘This summer wind, with thee and me’ 156
CONTENTS ХІ 146. [x. A Day Dream] 156 147. E. W. to A. G. A.: ‘How few, of all the hearts that loved’ 157 148. The Death of A. G. A.: ‘Were they shepherds, who sat all day’ 158 149. [vi. Song] 168 150. [xi. To Imagination] 168 151. D. G. C. to J. A.: ‘Come, the wind may never again’ 169 152. [xiv. Plead for Me] 169 153. [i. Faith and Despondency] 170 154. From a Dungeon Wall in the Southern College: ‘ “Listen! when your hair like mine” ’ 170 155. [xviii. Honour’s Martyr] 171 156. [v. A Death-Scene] 172 157. [iii. The Philosopher] 172 158. [iv. Remembrance] 172 159. [xvi. Death] 172 160. [ii. Stars] 172 161. ‘A thousand sounds of happiness’ 172 162. A. E. and R. C.: ‘Heavy hangs the raindrop’ (incorporating ‘Child of Delight! with Sunbright hair’) 173 163. [vii. Anticipation] 175 164. Μ. A. Written on the Dungeon Wall - N. C.: Ί know that tonight, the wind issighing’ 175 165. Julian Μ. and A. G. Rochelle: ‘Silent is the House all are laid asleep’ 177 166. [viii. The Prisoner (A Fragment)] 181 167. ‘No coward soul is mine’ 182 168. ‘Why ask to know the date - the clime’ 183 169. ‘Why ask to know what date what clime’ 190 III. Undated Poems 170. ‘All day I’ve toiled but not with pain’ 171. ‘ ’Tis evening now the sun descends’ 172. ‘There let thy bleeding branch atone’ 173. ‘What winter floods what showers of spring’ 174. ‘All hushed and still within the house’ 191 192 192 192 193
CONTENTS xii 175. ‘lernë’s eyes were glazed and dim’ 176. ‘But the hearts that once adored me’ 177. ‘Methinks this heart should rest awhile’ 178. ‘That dreary lake that midnight sky’ 179. ‘His land may burst the galling chain’ j80. ‘She dried her tears and they did smile’ 181. ‘Love is like the wild rose briar’ 182. [xiii. Sympathy] 193 194 J94 195 195 196 196 J97 IV. Poems of Doubtful Authorship Often rebuked, yet always back returning’ 198 To the Horse Black Eagle Which I Rode at the Battle of Zamorna: ‘Swart steed of night, thou hast charged thy last’ 199 Further Reading 201 Acknowledgements 205 Appendix i A list of poems in their order of appearance in the Gondal Poems notebook and the Honresfeld manuscript 207 Appendix 2 Poems as edited by Charlotte Bronte in 1850 ‘A little while, a little while’ 210 The Bluebell: ‘The Bluebell is the sweetest flower’ 211 ‘Loud without the wind was roaring’ 212 ‘Shall Earth no more inspire thee’ 215 The Night-Wind: ‘In summer’s mellow midnight’ 216 ‘Ay - there it is! It wakes to-night’ 217 ' Love and Friendship: ‘Love is like the wild rose-briar’ 218 The Elder’s Rebuke: ‘ “Listen! When your hair, like mine”’ 218 The Wanderer from the Fold: ‘How few, of all the hearts that loved’ 219 Warning and Reply: ‘In the earth - the earth - thou shalt be laid’ 221 Last Words: Ί knew not ’twas so dire a crime’ 221 The Lady to Her Guitar: ‘For him who struck thy foreign string’ 222
CONTENTS The Two Children: ‘Heavy hangs the rain-drop’ The Visionary: ‘Silent is the house: all are laid asleep’ Encouragement: ‘I do not weep; I would not weep’ Stanzas: Often rebuked, yet always back returning’ ‘No coward soul is mine’ Notes Index of Titles Index of First Lines ХІІІ 223 225 226 227 227 220 293 295 |
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