At the end of one poem in this man's collection, Men and Women, the title character "yet dauntless" sets his slug-horn to his lips and blows. In addition to "Childe Roland to the Dark Tower Came," he wrote about a man who wraps Porphyria's yellow hai
At the end of one poem in this man's collection, Men and Women, the title character "yet dauntless" sets his slug-horn to his lips and blows. In addition to "Childe Roland to the Dark Tower Came," he wrote about a man who wraps Porphyria's yellow hair around her neck and strangles her. He is best known for a work in which Duke of Ferrara reflects upon a woman who had "a heart too soon made glad, too easily impressed" and did not appreciate the Duke's "nine-hundred years old name." For 10 points, what British poet wrote dramatic monologues including "My Last Duchess"?
At the end of one poem in this man's collection, Men and Women, the title character "yet dauntless" sets his slug-horn to his lips and blows.
Robert Browning