Love
Appearances
From Pacchiarotto, with Other Poems (1876)
Love
And so you found that poor room dull,
Dark, hardly to your taste, my dear?
Its features seemed unbeautiful:
But this I know--'t was there, not here,
You plighted troth to me, the word
Which--ask that poor room how it heard.
And this rich room obtains your praise
Unqualified,--so bright, so fair,
So all whereat perfection stays?
Ay, but remember--here, not there,
The other word was spoken!--Ask
This rich room how you dropped the mask!
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MLA
Browning, Robert. “Appearances.” Poetry Codex, poetrycodex.com/poem/browning_r/132/.
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Browning, Robert. “Appearances.” Poetry Codex. https://poetrycodex.com/poem/browning_r/132/.
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