Poetic Openings : Elizabeth Barrett Browning to Robert Browning

Poet : Elizabeth Barrett Browning : Poem : To : First Line : Mine is a wayward lay;
Poet : Elizabeth Barrett Browning : Poem : To Flush, My Dog : First Line : Loving friend, the gift of one
Poet : Elizabeth Barrett Browning : Poem : To George Sand: A Desire : First Line : Thou large-brained woman and large-hearted man,
Poet : Elizabeth Barrett Browning : Poem : To George Sand: A Recognition : First Line : True genius, but true woman ! dost deny
Poet : Elizabeth Barrett Browning : Poem : Two Sayings, The : First Line : Two savings of the Holy Scriptures beat

Poet : Elizabeth Barrett Browning : Poem : Weakest Thing, The : First Line : Which is the weakest thing of all
Poet : Elizabeth Barrett Browning : Poem : Work : First Line : What are we set on earth for ? Say, to toil;
Poet : Elizabeth Barrett Browning : Poem : Work And Contemplation : First Line : The woman singeth at her spinning-wheel
Poet : Robert Browning : Poem : A Grammarian's Funeral : First Line : SHORTLY AFTER THE REVIVAL OF
Poet : Robert Browning : Poem : A Light Woman : First Line : I.