This poet imagined lovers thinking "Life might last! we can but try!"
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