In addition to "Caliban upon Setebos" and "Soliloquy of the Spanish Cloister," the title character of another poem "warily open[s]" the eyelids of the corpse of the women he had just strangled with her hair, and another of his poems ends by discussing a sculpture of Neptune taming a sea horse.
The speaker of one of his poems refuses to believe that "the Quiet made all things" and holds that God created mankind weak "so weakness He might vex," while the narrator of another poem asserts he would make a deal with the Devil to ruin Brother Lawrence. In addition to "Caliban upon Setebos" and "Soliloquy of the Spanish Cloister," the title character of another poem "warily open[s]" the eyelids of the corpse of the women he had just strangled with her hair, and another of his poems ends by discussing a sculpture of Neptune taming a sea horse. FTP, name this poet who wrote "Porphyria's Lover" and talked about a painting by Fra Pandolf in "My Last Duchess."
The speaker of one of his poems refuses to believe that "the Quiet made all things" and holds that God created mankind weak "so weakness He might vex," while the narrator of another poem asserts he would make a deal with the Devil to ruin Brother Lawrence.
{Robert Browning}