Episode 215 - Appeal by Anne Brontë

Discover Anne Brontë's powerful poem "Appeal," written in 1844. Often overshadowed by her sisters Emily and Charlotte, Anne's work explores themes of faith, determination, and inner strength. This poem reflects her deep religious convictions and the personal struggles she faced as the youngest Brontë sister.
Historical Context:
Published in Poems by Currer, Ellis, and Acton Bell (1846)
Written during Anne's time as a governess
Represents the Victorian era's religious poetry tradition
Literary Significance:
Showcases Anne's distinct voice separate from her sisters
Demonstrates her skillful use of spiritual imagery
Reflects common themes in her later novels
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