Robert Browning - Easter Day: "I show you doubt, to prove that faith exists"

Renowned for his dramatic monologues, Robert Browning's poetic journey began with early acclaim, notably from literary figures like Wordsworth and Dickens. His marriage to Elizabeth Barrett revitalized his creativity, leading to significant works during their time in Italy. Despite facing challenges, including the setback of "Sordello," his later publications, such as "Dramatis Personae" and "The Ring and the Book," solidified his status as a major Victorian poet. Browning's life was marked by a blend of personal fulfillment and artistic achievement until his death in Venice in 1889.