Sonnet XXIX | What Do I Read Next?
• Barrett Browning’s “Sonnet I” from her Sonnets from the Portuguese (1850) is notable for its depiction of her surprise at having found love when she thought she would find only death.
• Barrett Browning’s sonnet “Grief” (1850) provides an interesting biographical glimpse into the mind of the author; in the poem, Barrett Browning treats the death of her brother.
• Like “Sonnet XXIX,” Robert Frost’s poem “Bereft” explores the effects of a beloved’s absence on a vulnerable speaker.
• A work that contrasts Barrett Browning’s...
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