I decided my own fate (Emily Brontë)

You will never know
if there was a great love in my life
or why I didn't let the doctor see me
until it was too late.
I decided my own fate.
I will remain an enigma to you forever,
that's how I want to remain.
Alone with my stories.
In them you will see me.

Poet's Note. Emily Brontë died at only 30 years old, but managed to write Wuthering Heights.

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