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Emily Jane Bronte or Ellis Bell is one of the prominent literary personalities of English word. Although her contribution in fiction writing is quite limited, her only work takes her to the world of recognition and large-scale appreciation. Like all the Bronte sisters, she right from the childhood develops close affinity and liking for natural objects like mountains, moors, rivers and dales. Her whole childhood is spent in the barren and uncultivated uplands in which she enjoyed the natural beauty in its lap. As a close observer of nature with its serene as well as devastating phenomena she feels comfortable in the virgin landscapes which are quite away from the urban complexities. She moves merrily in the uplands with her sisters. Her close association with nature is found everywhere in her only fictional work. She gets immense pleasure in wandering aimlessly in the meadows, trees and bushes. Her family also accompanies her in the wandering, as most of her family members are nature lovers. They also motivate and inspire the next generation for the natural expeditions. She never experiences the modern parental restrictions as the siblings, Emily and Anne move into the company of the nature. In the company of nature they are free as the breeze that flows from the meadows. The Bronte kids enjoy all the pristine beauties of nature; they are as free as the breeze that blows from the meadows. Even the elders enjoy the rambling along with their kids. The vast moor always beckons them and the children take no time in attending the call of nature and its magical objects.