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I’m not quite sure what prompted me, but in the past couple of months I have read Agnes Grey, The Tenant of Wildfell Hall and the excellent biography “In search of Anne Brontë”. The biography gives a superb account of Anne’s life and of her family. It is incredibly powerful and very moving. Anne was a truly exceptional person. Her two novels are outstanding, full of insights and wry humour. The depictions of character and emotion in “Tenant” are superb and the “no holds barred” approach to the shocking behaviour and hypocrisy of Helen’s husband and his social circle must have been absolutely shocking to Victorian readers. I was amazed to find such brilliant, brutally honest, writing in a Victorian novel. Anne was a genius, pure and simple. It’s neither useful or appropriate to compare her with her sisters but what’s beyond dispute is she is a brilliant, wrongfully neglected, writer and at the very least their equal.

Emily is my favourite Bronte. I would love to have met her, but I rather think she wouldnt have been keen to meet me, being as she was very reticent around strangers.

We are no wiser now, to what made Emily the person she was. Enigmatic in the extreme, very shy, quiet, but inside a turbulent, passionate nature, only fulfilled by her poetry and book. By far the most interesting member of the Bronte family and the one person I would like to go back in time to meet. Although she probably wouldn't want to meet a complete stranger such as i

Anne was the best Bronte writer

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Wonderful..

Wonderful introduction

I wish i could have met her, this why I love her so much thank you for your wonderful work, though I know work isn't the correct word, I think passion would be better, anyway thank you and as you say take courage.

If ever there is a poet who needs to be heard that poet is Jasmine Gardosi

I think the music adds to the poetry.

There's absolutely no reason to believe that Emily had read Blake. Many poets at that time expressed the same. The real mystery to me is, why suddenly appeared to poets a full experience of divine nature in different places, (at least in Scandinavia, England and Germany) - and then to disappear again.

Very interesting she was a fine person sad family so many of them dying yes what a good quote Take Courage

I needed this tonight ❤

I wonder if Emily Bronte and Emily Dickinson would have struck up a friendship had they lived within walking distance of each other. I'm not saying their poetry was the same, but they do have similarities. Or not,.. perhaps they both needed their solitude to write. Perhaps their struggles to make sense of this world was the grain of sand in the oyster shell that produced the pearls.

A lovely essay. Many thanks.

Brilliant! Nature and wildlife are so therapeutic ☀️🌙 very beneficial. I love the Brontë appreciation and link with nature.

Brilliant Jasmine and regrettably still so very neccessary. XXX

Loved this. Anne was truly a compassionate and courageous spirit. It is an injustice that she is still so overshadowed by her siblings and yet I feel she resonates more with today's women.

Do we really need the music (nice though it is)?

So beautifully read and composed... really fills one with the essence of what was Emily Brontë. Love this. Thank you.

thank you, BP - what a gift to share with us!

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So beautiful ❤

That was wonderful.

Her poems are more in line with the spiritual message we find sometimes in Sufism or Sikhism . The human soul seeking liberation, but represented as a lover seeking to merge with the supreme soul, dwelling within the creation. Untamed nature is the divine presence of the forme less God . Her poetry is deeply moving

Emily Brontë was indeed deeply spiritually inclined, but her unconventional divine inspiration is not in line with the Christian faith, it goes beyond. Her poems are deeply moving. Emily and her sisters are amazing

Her poems are sheer genius

A lovely yoga class Emma connects to everyone following with lots of different positions to suit individual needs. Really calming and engaging. Thoroughly enjoyed and amazing benefits it gives spiritually, mentaly and physicaly.

Gorgeous Emma, I am not as knowledgeable, but this was beautiful and eye opening, a wonderful insight, beautiful meditation 💜

Thank you Emma, this was wonderful, the imagery on the moorland was incredible ♥️

From one Yorkshire lass to another .This was precious and it worked wonders transporting me to the moors .Sweet words "curlew's calls and waterfalls".Thank you Emma .

I love reading and hearing about The Brontes especially the three sisters, Such a shame they all died in such a short space of each other if only Branwell had lived he could have drawn the pictures for his sisters books he was an artist in portraits his sisters artists in writing together they would have made a brilliant team. I find Anne was the quiet one with a true love of animals and se was right about humans being cruel. Her nature was the opposite of her hard story telling . Only 30yrs and died. Such a terrible sad way of victorians surrounded by death.

Love you Emily ♥️♥️♥️

Gondaling is now on the top of my dearest words list

Were the stories of Angria and Gondal ever published?

That last letter is heartbreaking. Is there anything in the collection suggesting that Emily's death, and even Branwell's death, impacted Anne's writing in any way? Did she not start another novel because of her sibling's death or was she not feeling well herself at that point?

she is just amazing

I'm guessing that Anne's letters to her former charges haven't survived? Such a shame, as it would have been wonderful to have more of Anne's personal writings. Did they ever record/share their memories of Anne?

you have done an amazing job!! at least on RUclips for us in the states Emily is my favorite as well such a diverse artist