Porphyria's Lover - Robert Browning 5.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? English LiteratureRobert BrowningA2/A-levelAQA Created by: Kittykatty2000Created on: 01-01-18 12:47 I listened with heart fit to break 1 of 16 soiled gloves 2 of 16 she put my arm around her waist - he is not interested 3 of 16 made my cheek lie there 4 of 16 murmuring how she loved me 5 of 16 happy and proud - him or her? ambiguous 6 of 16 while I debated what to do 7 of 16 perfectly pure and good: I found 8 of 16 I found a thing to do - lines have duplicate meanings 9 of 16 in one long yellow string I wound 10 of 16 three times her little throat I wound and strangled her 11 of 16 as a shut bud that holds a bee 12 of 16 blushed bright beneath my burning kiss 13 of 16 the smiling rosy little head 14 of 16 and thus we sit together now 15 of 16 and yet God has not said a word 16 of 16
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