Poetry

Library: Poems by Elizabeth Barrett Browning

“To Flush, My Dog” (1844)
“Grief” (1844)
“The Weakest Thing” (1844)
“Irreparableness” (1845)
“Patience Taught by Nature” (1845)
“A Thought for a Lonely Death-Bed” (1845)
“A Man’s Requirements” (1846)
“A Woman’s Shortcomings” (1846)
Sonnet 14 from Sonnets from the Portuguese - “If thou must love me” (1850)
Sonnet 21 from Sonnets from the Portuguese - “Say over again” (1850)
Sonnet 43 from Sonnets from the Portuguese - “How do I love thee?” (1850)
Sonnet 44 from Sonnets from the Portuguese - “Belovèd, thou hast brought me many flowers” (1850)
“The Best Thing in the World” (1855)
“A Musical Instrument” (1862)