Robert Browning,
Mary Wollstonecraft and Fuseli
(1883)
“ Language and painting and music too, Easily done—for you! Strong and fierce in the heart, Dear, With—more than a will—what seems a power To pounce on my prey, love outbroke here In flame devouring and to devour. Such love has laboured its best and worst To win me a lover; yet, last as first, I have not quickened his pulse one beat, Fixed a moment's fancy, bitter or sweet: Yet the strong fierce heart's love's labour's due, Utterly lost, was—you! ”
