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Elizabeth Barrett Browning was a famous poet in the 1800's. She was born in Durham,
England
and educated at home. She learned many languages including
Greek
and
Latin
at an early age. Her father arranged for the printing of her first poem in 1819 while she was at the age of 13. In 1821, Elizabeth injured her spine as a result of a fall and spent most of her time in her room writing poetry until 1844 when
Robert Browning
wrote to Elizabeth admiring her Poems. They were engaged in 1845 and wed secretly in 1846. The couple ran off to
Italy
where Elizabeth's health improved and they remained there for the rest of her life. In 1850, Elizabeth's best known book of poems was published. These were 44 sonnets recording the growth of her
love
for Robert. In 1861, Elizabeth Barrett Browning died at the age of 55. Her son, born 1849, and Robert returned to England after her death. For examples of Elizabeth's work, see
Elizabeth Barrett Browning: Sonnet I
Elizabeth Barrett Browning: Sonnet II
Elizabeth Barrett Browning: Sonnet III
Elizabeth Barrett Browning: Sonnet IV
Elizabeth Barrett Browning: Sonnet V
Elizabeth Barrett Browning: Sonnet VI
Elizabeth Barrett Browning: Sonnet VII
Elizabeth Barrett Browning: Sonnet VIII
Elizabeth Barrett Browning: Sonnet IX
Elizabeth Barrett Browning: Sonnet X
Elizabeth Barrett Browning: Sonnet XI
Elizabeth Barrett Browning: Sonnet XII
Elizabeth Barrett Browning: Sonnet XIII
Elizabeth Barrett Browning: Sonnet XIV
Elizabeth Barrett Browning: Sonnet XV
Elizabeth Barrett Browning: Sonnet XVI
Elizabeth Barrett Browning: Sonnet XVII
Elizabeth Barrett Browning: Sonnet XVIII
Elizabeth Barrett Browning: Sonnet XIX
Elizabeth Barrett Browning: Sonnet XX
Elizabeth Barrett Browning: Sonnet XXI
Elizabeth Barrett Browning: Sonnet XXII
Elizabeth Barrett Browning: Sonnet XLIII
Change Upon Change
The Best Thing in the World
The Ways of Love
How Do I Love Thee?
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Robert Browning
How Do I Love Thee?
Elizabeth Barrett Browning: Sonnet I
Rainer Maria Rilke
The Best Thing in the World
Elizabeth Barrett Browning: Sonnet XVIII
Elizabeth Barrett Browning: Sonnet XV
Elizabeth Barrett Browning: Sonnet XIII
Elizabeth Barrett Browning: Sonnet XI
Braeburn Browning Disorder
Elizabeth Barrett Browning: Sonnet XLIII
Elizabeth Barrett Browning: Sonnet XXII
Elizabeth Barrett Browning: Sonnet XX
Elizabeth Barrett Browning: Sonnet XVII
Elizabeth Barrett Browning: Sonnet XVI
Elizabeth Barrett Browning: Sonnet XIV
Elizabeth Barrett Browning: Sonnet XII
Elizabeth Barrett Browning: Sonnet XXI
Change Upon Change
Wet T-shirts and hot summers: a fifteen year old's definition of love
Great Women
To Flush, My Dog.
The Phoenix
Elizabeth Barrett Browning: Sonnet XIX
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