Research Paper on Elizabeth Barrett BrowningsIt is said that Elizabeth Barrett Browning was one of the most eminent English poets of the Victorian era. She is my inspired Juliette. She was known throughout Britain and the United States for her poetry. She has written many poems based on expressing her undeniable heart and soul to special people in her life, but which can also be seen as a religious theme. Browning's love sonnets were inspired by those of William Wordsworth, Mary R. Mitford, Samuel T. Coleridge and a few others. His first collection was Les Séraphins in 1838. The word Séraphin is considered a higher celestial being, the translation gives Séraphins. Of this poem that she writes, so much glory rests on you, the changed friend of our Goethe! For the land, this is coming to an end.” (lines 73 to 75). This indicates that she is a religious woman. Using the verses declared by Elizabeth in her poem from above, they are translated from the center of the Bible 2 Peter 3:10 into these words: “But the day of the LORD will come like a thief. The heavens will disappear with a roar: the elements will be destroyed by fire, and the earth and everything that is done on it will be laid bare. These words will make you think that if you are not a follower of religious beliefs, I should do it now. Her growing up story, Elizabeth, was their first daughter born in 1806 out of twelve years. Eight boys and four girls, all with nicknames. Elizabeth's nickname was "Ba". By the age of six she was reading novels, she was also called the poet laureate by her father. While attending school at Hope End, an estate her father had purchased, she loved reading about history and literature. All this inspired her to write "Aurora Leigh"....... middle of paper...... her work was a musical instrument. She died on June 29, 1861 after suffering from health problems at a young age, while her husband held her in his arms. Regardless, his poems are masterpieces that have inspired many others to write, whether it's about love entering his world, politics, or simply the idea of ​​having confidence in oneself . After researching Elizabeth, it was really nice. His artistic work, yes, his artistic work, because it gives me a boundless imagination when I read his work. Works CitedStable article.www.jstor.org/stableBedford's introduction to literature. Elizabeth Browning. Ed. Michael Meyer. 10th. Ed. Boston: Bedford/St. Martin, 2013.1243. Print.Elizabeth B. Browning's. The critical poet. Online.2014.www.the Guardian.com/culture/books/poetryWikipedia.org/wiki/Elizabeth Barrett Browning's