FTP, identify this author of Fra Lippo Lippi and My Last Duchess.
In one of this poet's works, one of the title characters describes how the other title character lives in "the cold o' the moon" and mentions how Miranda and Prospero sleep while another work opens with the lines "Grow old along with me! The best is yet to be". In addition to Caliban upon Setebos and Rabbi Ben Ezra, this author wrote one work which describes a heart "too soon made glad, too easily impressed" in describing the titular adulterous figure while in another work, the speaker states "I'm my own master, paint now as I please" in describing an artist from the Italian Renaissance. FTP, identify this author of Fra Lippo Lippi and My Last Duchess.
In one of this poet's works, one of the title characters describes how the other title character lives in "the cold o' the moon" and mentions how Miranda and Prospero sleep while another work opens with the lines "Grow old along with me!
{Robert Browning}