A Look At One Of Emily Brontë’s Poems: Month After Month Year After Year (A Comment) – An Article by Maddalena De Leo

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Month after month year after year My harp has poured a dreary strain – At length a livelier note shall cheer And pleasure tune its chords again What though the stars and fair moonlight Are quenched in morning dull and grey They were but tokens of the night And this my soul is day This …

Emily Brontë 33 poesie- A collection by Nottetempo translated by Ginevra Bompiani

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Nottetempo’s collection of poems is a nice little book but despite its plain appearance there’s nothing simple about it, because it contains Emily Brontë’s world summarized in 33 of her poems chosen and translated into Italian by Ginevra Bompiani. We hadn’t had any new Italian translation of Emily’s poems for a long time before it, …