Elizabeth Barrett Browning was a person with great ideas, even though her education was poor; she became a very famous poet. Elizabeth created many works that helped her become one of the most important poets of the Victorian era. Poetry is a form of expression, where you can put your feelings or thoughts. For many people, poetry is more than a job, it's a hobby or something that makes them feel better. Poetry is important and interesting. For many years, an ancient work "The Ramayana" was written in the 3rd century BC. Since then, the poetry of the 3rd century has been a source of inspiration for numerous people and also helped them to survive, but the most important is that they can survive on something that they can survive on something that they love to do. For Elizabeth Barrett poetry was more than a job or a hobby, she became interested in it around the age of twelve. From the age of twelve until his death, poetry was always part of his life. Elizabeth Barrett Browning was born on March 6, 1806 in Durman, England. She was the first daughter of Edward Barrett Moulton and Mary Graham-Clarke. Three years later, she was baptized in Kelloe Parish Church. At the beginning of his life he lived happily, with all his siblings (eight boys and three girls). Elizabeth lived in Jamaica in a country house called Hope End, from 1809 to 1832. While living in Jamaica her family owned many sugar plantations. Barrett was very strict with every single child, yet they lived in a lovely home, with a lot of respect. Elizabeth was educated at home; she never went to any school, according to many web pages. Elizabeth became interested in poetry on her own, reading works that were difficult for her to read “Homer” which...... middle of paper ...... patience in hand.• If you want faith, then you must have enough faith.• What is genius if not the power to express a new individuality.On June 29, 1861, Elizabeth died in Florence, Italy, of respiratory failure. Respiratory failure is a condition in which not enough oxygen passes from the lungs into the blood. This disease occurs if the lungs cannot adequately remove carbon dioxide. Elizabeth's remains were buried, Accatolicom Cemetery, Florence, Italy. Elizabeth was an incredible person, that even though there were some obstacles in her life, she always thought about poetry, and everything she thought and felt was important to get inspired and write everything she could imagine. Poetry was always on her mind, poetry was much more than just a job, it was like her best friend. To this day she is remembered as one of the most important poets in history.