Emily Bronte's Poem: Weaned from Life and Torn Away?

Question

I'm doing a presentation about Emily Bronte's poetry, and one of the requirements is that we write a parody poem (mimicking the poet's style, etc.) and I just realized we have to include the model poem, which I've lost. Can anyone put it in their answer please?

Answer 1

Weaned from life and torn away
In the morning of thy day
Bound in everlasting gloom
Buried in a hopless tomb

Yet upon thy bended knee 5
Thank the power banished thee
Chain and bar and dongoen wall
Saved thee from a deadlier thrall

Thank the power that made thee part
E're that parting broke thy heart 10
Wildly rushed the mountain spring
From its source of firn and ling
How invincible its roar
Had its waters won the shore