Poetic Openings : Anne Bronte to Anne Bronte

Poet : Anne Bronte : Poem : A Fragment : First Line : Maiden, thou wert thoughtless once
Poet : Anne Bronte : Poem : A Hymn : First Line : Eternal power of earth and air,
Poet : Anne Bronte : Poem : A Prisoner In A Dungeon Deep : First Line : A prisoner in a dungeon deep
Poet : Anne Bronte : Poem : A Reminiscence : First Line : Yes, thou art gone! and never more
Poet : Anne Bronte : Poem : A Voice From The Dungeon : First Line : I'm buried now; I've done with life;

Poet : Anne Bronte : Poem : A Word To The Calvinists : First Line : You may rejoice to think yourselves secure,
Poet : Anne Bronte : Poem : A Word To The 'elect' : First Line : You may rejoice to think yourselves secure;
Poet : Anne Bronte : Poem : Alexander And Zenobia : First Line : Fair was the evening and brightly the sun
Poet : Anne Bronte : Poem : An Orphan's Lament : First Line : She's gone -- and twice the summer's sun
Poet : Anne Bronte : Poem : Appeal : First Line : Oh, I am very weary,