Sex and Marriage in Victorian Poetry

Arnold Arthur artist Atalanta attitude Book Browning Browning's child Clough Coventry Patmore death divorce Dover Beach dramatic earthly echo Elizabeth Barrett Browning expressed fact false feminine finally flesh fleshly free love frustration Geraint Guido Guinevere heaven human husband idea of marriage ideal Idylls imagery imagination implies insists Iseult isolation John Stuart Mill Kate Millett King knight Lady of Shalott Lancelot Last Duchess lily lives love and marriage lover lyric maiden married Maud means Meleager Memoriam Meredith metaphor monologue moral passion Patmore Patmore's Pelleas perhaps Pippa poem poet poet's poetic Pompilia Princess Princess Ida psychological Queen religious riage Ring Robert Browning romantic rose Rossetti sacramental seems sense sexual love sexual relations social soul speaker spiritual story suggests Swinburne Swinburne's symbolic Tennyson theme tion Tristram true marriage truth verse Victorian literature Victorian Poetry vision Vivien voice wife woman women