The speaker of one work by this man states if "I was ever a fighter... I would hate that death bandaged by my eyes, and forbo
The speaker of one work by this man states if "I was ever a fighter... I would hate that death bandaged by my eyes, and forbore,  that work is Prospice.  One poem by this poet asks "If hate killed men, Brother Lawrence, God's blood, would not mine kill you!" while another describes a man whose "business is to paint the souls of men."  Those dramatic monologues found in his (*) Dramatis Personae are Soliloquy of the Spanish Cloister and Fra Lippo Lippi.  In a better known poem Fra Pandolf said "Paint/must never hope to reproduce the faint half-flush that dies along her throat."  For 10 point, name this English poet of Porphyria's Lover and My Last Duchess.
The speaker of one work by this man states if "I was ever a fighter...
{R}obert {Browning} [prompt on partial answer, accept the {male Browning}, or logical equivalents]