The narrator points the viewer to a sculpture of Neptune "taming a sea-horse," and this poem recounts Fra Pandolf's remark that the title figure had "a heart too soon made glad."
This work titles a Margaret Atwood short story about a couple arguing over this poem's meaning. This poem tells of a "white mule" that the title figure "rode with, round the terrace," which along with "the dropping of daylight in the West" and a "bough of cherries" elicits a smile from the title figure. The narrator points the viewer to a sculpture of Neptune "taming a sea-horse," and this poem recounts Fra Pandolf's remark that the title figure had "a heart too soon made glad." For 10 points, name this poem about the portrait of a noble's dead wife by Robert Browning.
This work titles a Margaret Atwood short story about a couple arguing over this poem's meaning.
My Last Duchess