Today, 219 years ago, on March 6, 1806 (Calendar 17 January 1806), the English poet Browning was born. Elizabeth Balette Browning, like Browning, was born on March 6, 1806, 15 years old, wounded by horse injuries, long sickness, in a quiet retreat, and engaged in poetry. In 1838, she became famous for her poem collection Angels and Other Poems. Her representation was Children's Cry (1844) is a social poem; The Fourteen Lines of Portugal (1850) was donated to her husband, poet Robert Browning, is recognized as the great English poetry of the mid-19th century; The Window of Guy's Apartment (1851) and Aurora Leigh (1857) are her poems published after her death in 1861.