The Raphealite Movement in the Poem My Sisters Sleep by Dante Gabriel Rossettis

Ironically, as Christmas is a symbol of a new life, it means "She fell asleep at Christmas Eve", but the truth is not in contrast to respondents' view of sister's death . However, in the entire poem, the character was watching the devout mother who "I was lying in bed all the time from bed to bell ... I was praying and working on the bedside for a while." Through the irony of "bells", she consciously awakened long-term gatherings by keeping a reasonable distance from the bed, so the mother's only audible interference was shown.

Dante Gabriel puts a high degree of criticism into the long poems written by his sister in "The Progression of the Prince and Other Poets", "The Sin of the Child's Father". "Sin against a father's child" lives as a servant of her mother's family, she is worried that society will condemn her by not admitting an illegal daughter. This poem shows the equality of the tomb as an unfairness of traditional morality in patriarchal society and the only solution.

Christina Rossetti, a poet born in 1830, is the youngest of very talented families. Her father, an Italian poet and a political exile, Gabriel Rossetti emigrated to the UK in 1824 and established a career as a dent scholar and an Italian teacher in London. He married Francis Polydori, half English and half Italian in 1826. They registered four consecutive children: Maria Francesca, Gabriel Charles Dante (famous Dante Gabriel) Er, in 1827, but the family was William Michael in 1829, December 18th, 1830 It is called Christina · Georgina on the day. In 1831, Gabriel Les Rosetti was appointed the Italian president of the newly opened King's College. Children accepted the earliest education, and Maria and Christina were their mothers, they received family training education and promised to cultivate intellectuals among their families. Christina has become one of the best poets in the Victorian era