Feminism during the Victorian Era was something many poets had begun to write about. In several poems during this time, this idea of feminism was greatly expressed. Essentially, “Aurora Leigh” written by Elizabeth Barrett Browning tell us a young lady’s feelings on the idea of love and how art accommodates the idea as she tries to understand her own circumstances. In regards to love and art, she feels that the two is strongly connected. It was understood that the Aurora felt that women posses a certain role when it comes to love and art. The author questions the role of a woman artist because there are preconceived roles women are born into and become content with how things are. For example, Consequently, Barrett Browning views women as being
