Christinarossetti Stories

This is a poetry collection - my own poems - that I have created, inspired by the works of Sylvia Plath and Christina Rossetti. Copyright: Ghostface2015xx *For each poem I have taken on a particular mindset to portray a certain character* Please note: the material may be disturbing to some individuals.

Anyone else trying to wade through English Literature books?? Join the club! Although I love English Literature one does have to keep the passion alive and therefore during my exams I got a couple of ways of making it fun and decided to share with you what I came up with. Sharing is caring right? These are normally in the form of interesting/sarcastic/comedic (in my opinion) chapter/poem summaries. These will either: a) brighten your day b) make you more confused or, c) actually help you to remember something (probably a rarity) All that's left to say is; Read on and enjoy!

If you're searching for a great collection of poetry for free, for travel, for fun, or just to pass time, this one's for you! Read the works of many acclaimed poets such as Emily Dickinson, Edgar Allan Poe, (etc.) and even custom poems. This pocketful of poetry is waiting to be discovered. Highest Ranks: #2 - Emerging 2018 #2 - PoetryMonth 2019

A short story, developed from the poem Cousin Kate by Christina Rossetti. The photograph used as the cover of this piece is my own illustration of lilies, representing devotion and restored innocence after death. Temporary cover. Written by Chloé Mair, age 16.

In Goblin Market (1862) and Speaking Likenesses (1874), Christina Rossetti hid several levels of interpretation. In particular, she wrote an allegory of capitalism, consumerism and their hold on women.

Short story based on Christina Rossetti's poem 'She Sat and Sang'.