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This paper compares the writing techniques of these two famous poets, explaining how vastly different their styles were. The paper also briefly touches upon the significance of both these women to the early days of the women's movement.

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"Comparing Christina Rossetti's whining self-centered poetry to the somewhat contemporaneous writer of sonnets and other poetry Elizabeth Barrett Browning is much akin to comparing a braying mule with a gentle lamb. Browning, particularly in her works from 1844, is so eloquent and aware of her surroundings while Rossetti seems in her works to be only concerned with her frailties and failures both real and imagined thus her apparent self-centered appearance."

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