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    Emily Bronte's poem "Last Lines" expresses the poet's strong faith in God and spirituality. [1] The poem asserts that the poet's soul is not a coward and is unafraid of the storms of the world because faith shields them from fear. [2] The poet finds comfort and security in the idea of an almighty, ever-present deity, and that as long as life remains within them, they too share in immortality through God's power. [3] No matter what happens, the poet believes that as long as God exists, so too will all of existence.

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    Emily Bronte's poem "Last Lines" expresses the poet's strong faith in God and spirituality. [1] The poem asserts that the poet's soul is not a coward and is unafraid of the storms of the world because faith shields them from fear. [2] The poet finds comfort and security in the idea of an almighty, ever-present deity, and that as long as life remains within them, they too share in immortality through God's power. [3] No matter what happens, the poet believes that as long as God exists, so too will all of existence.

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    Emily Bronte's poem "Last Lines" expresses the poet's strong faith in God and spirituality. [1] The poem asserts that the poet's soul is not a coward and is unafraid of the storms of the world because faith shields them from fear. [2] The poet finds comfort and security in the idea of an almighty, ever-present deity, and that as long as life remains within them, they too share in immortality through God's power. [3] No matter what happens, the poet believes that as long as God exists, so too will all of existence.

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    ENGL 525

    First Short Assignment for Week Two


    14/10/22 Friday
    First Short Assignment

    Emily Bronte: (1818-1848)

    Last Lines (1837)

    No coward soul is mine,


        No trembler in the world's storm-troubled sphere:
        I see Heaven's glories shine,
        And faith shines equal, arming me from fear.

        O God within my breast,


        Almighty, ever-present Deity!
        Life, that in me has rest,
        As I, undying Life, have power in Thee!

        Vain are the thousand creeds


        That move men's hearts: unutterably vain;
        Worthless as wither'd weeds,
        Or idlest froth amid the boundless main,

        To waken doubt in one


        Holding so fast by Thine infinity;
        So surely anchor'd on
        The steadfast rock of immortality.

        With wide-embracing love


        Thy Spirit animates eternal years,
        Pervades and broods above,
        Changes, sustains, dissolves, creates, and rears.

        Though earth and man were gone,


        And suns and universes cease to be,
        And Thou were left alone,
    1.ENGL 525

        Every existence would exist in Thee.

        There is not room for Death,


        Nor atom that his might could render void:
        Thou, Thou art Being and Breath,
        And what Thou art may never be destroyed.

    Instructions:
    1. Assignment must be 12 font, Times New Roman and
    Double Spaced.
    2. Read the above-mentioned poem carefully
    3. Analyze this keeping in view your literary perception.
    4. CRITICAL reference is not required.
    5. Your major focus must be on language and vocabulary.
    6. Your response should not be more than 500-700words.

    Kindly Submit this Activity on Moodle by the 17th of


    October 2022

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