A mystic astrology, soaring over Yorkshire
descended into a flesh and blood daughter
some kind of spiritual sister, still in my mind
in England's turbulent times
and stormy waters
Law, politics and social interaction
descended into a flesh and blood daughter
some kind of spiritual sister, still in my mind
in England's turbulent times
and stormy waters
Law, politics and social interaction
Was of interest but anathema
Yet she knew each tiny detail of every one of these
rules, and no insight of social or official convention
escaped her
She knew the glance of the cruellest patriarchal eye
And the judge when he condemned the pauper who was innocent
She knew the boredom and tedium of being a victorian teacher
She knew the boredom and tedium of being a victorian teacher
The longwinded religious ramblings of the nonsense of the preacher
The shame of the drunken brother
Shattered, disgraced, a life
Tormented, wasted and spent
The strife of a life that all of them led
without a mother
The strife of a life that all of them led
without a mother
And the desire to be free
on paper made her declare
the words of a rare and raw
and wild uncultivated cultivated mind
“Only a mystical lover could match my moors no man alive no no
only a man who was my landscape made incarnate
who knew how to love and who
knew how to hate my enemies
with such equal intensity
and it felt like i was him and he was me”
and it felt like i was him and he was me”
Out in the darkening grey unsympathetic storm
Know how it feels to be demonised, despised
No-one in respected and civil society
(which in reality is more savage and uncivilised)
(which in reality is more savage and uncivilised)
Could understand what it felt like to be out there
gloriously ravished and mesmerised
The ecstasy, to be unleashed
with the beautiful eyes and the form
with the beautiful eyes and the form
of the perfect gypsy
With the wind and the wild northern storm in our hearts
And the lightening and thunder and rain comes down and we’re laughing
Hysterically
Even if it kills you and me
Soaked to the skin without fear
Soaked to the skin without fear
With the moors in my arms
With the wind in my hair
With the rain on my face
With the rain on my face
Oh Im all yours euphoria
You broke my heart
But only the intellect
Could ever tear our heavenly souls apart
For this is how it feels
to be finally free
and truly perfect
and truly perfect
the lightening flash of that dream
of our real home
of our real home
I felt I had to write it all down
In a story and some poems
for forever
All yours, euphoria
for forever
All yours, euphoria
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Emily Bronte, (British Author and Poet) - 1818-1848
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