For 10 points, name this Victorian poet of "Love among the Ruins" and "My Last Duchess."
This man wrote, "Shakespeare was of us, Milton was for us," in a poem that laments, "just for a handful of silver he leftus, just for a riband to stick in his coat," in reference to William Wordsworth. In another poem by this author, a "girl witheager eyes and yellow hair" waits for the speaker in a "single little turret that remains on the plains." This poet of "TheLost Leader" also wrote a poem in which the speaker offers to show his interlocutor a bronze statue of Neptune cast byClaus of Innsbruck. That poem of his describes a woman who had "a heart...too soon made glad" memorialized in a portraitby Fra Pandolf. For 10 points, name this Victorian poet of "Love among the Ruins" and "My Last Duchess."
This man wrote, "Shakespeare was of us, Milton was for us," in a poem that laments, "just for a handful of silver he leftus, just for a riband to stick in his coat," in reference to William Wordsworth.
Robert Browning 