Jane Austen poem: A portrait of the artist

There are several artists in the world these days that can genuinely state they are extra well-liked but Jane Austen the best portrait of the artist ever… at least for me.

She was an English novelist whose works of romantic creative writing, set in the middle of the landed gentry, earned her a place as one of the most far and wide read writers in English literature. Her practicality and biting social remarks have gained her historical significance among scholars and critics.

Austen lived her complete life as the fraction of a close-knit family located on the lower fringes of the English landed gentry. Her father was educated and she was primarily educated by her father and elder brothers as well as from side to side her own reading. She has a great interest in reading new things. The dedicated support of her family was significant to her development as a proficient novelist. There is a huge collection of the all-time finest famous Jane Austen poems. Here I am going to share one of her best famous Jane Austen poetry. Reading, writing, and take pleasure in famous Jane Austen poetry (as well as standard as she writes contemporary poems in her great past time.
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Famous Jane Austen poem: I have a Pain in my Head

'I have a pain in my head'

Said the suffering Beckford;

To her Doctor so dread

'Oh! What shall I take for?'

Said this Doctor so dread

Whose name it was Newnham.

'For this pain in your head

Ah! What can you do Ma'am?'

Said Miss Beckford, 'Suppose

If you think there's no risk,

I take a good Dose

Of calomel brisk.'--

'What a praiseworthy Notion.'

Replied Mr. Newnham.

'You shall have such a potion

And so will I too Ma'am.
'
In addition to her legendary work, she often visited her elder brothers and their families, and other near and dear ones.