He concluded that "Love's wings are over fleet / A
He concluded that "Love's wings are over fleet / And like the panther's feet  / The feet of love" at the end of his "Fragoletta."  He wrote about a wind which blows "out of the golden remote wild west where the sea without shore is" at the beginning of his "Hesperia," while he wrote "I am tired of tears and laughter / And men that laugh and weep" in a poem set "where the world is quiet."  He wrote about a "mystic and sombre" "Lady of Pain" in his "Dolores," which appears in his Poems and Ballads.  FTP, name this Victorian poet who in 1865 published a verse drama about a figure from Greek myth, Atalanta in Calydon.
He concluded that "Love's wings are over fleet / And like the panther's feet  / The feet of love" at the end of his "Fragoletta."  
Algernon Charles Swinburne