Browning (poet)

Robert Browning was a 19th-century English poet known for his dramatic monologues and innovative use of language. His works often explore complex psychological themes and emotions, delving into the minds of his characters. Among his most famous poems is "My Last Duchess," where a speaker reveals disturbing insights about his personality and past. Browning's style combines vivid storytelling with deep philosophical questions, setting him apart from his contemporaries. His contributions have significantly influenced modern poetry, demonstrating the power of voice and character in literature. Browning remains a celebrated figure in English poetry today.