The speaker strangles the title character with "all her hair /
This poet imagined lovers thinking "Life might last! we can but try!" upon hearing "Those commiserating sevenths." This poet wrote "God's in His heaven / All's right with the world!" in a drama about a girl who observes the happiest people in Asolo. This poet of "A Toccata of Galuppi's" and Pippa Passes described a gift of cherries from "some officious fool" to a woman whose "looks went everywhere" in one work. The speaker strangles the title character with "all her hair / In one long yellow string" in his "Porphyria's Lover." He wrote about a figure painted by Fra Pandolf who had a "heart too soon made glad." For 10 points name this English poet of "My Last Duchess".
This poet imagined lovers thinking "Life might last! we can but try!"
Robert Browning