Question

What are some images Robert Browning is trying to make us see in "A Woman's Lat Word" and "Rabbi Ben Ezra"? Is there a site where I can read an analysis of these two poems?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Ben Ezra....There are images in the poem, and they are self evident in the message he speaks: There is a God, God is in charge of our lives, and life has a purpose, and is worth living.

Woman's last...This is a love poem of merging souls. Words are not needed, as the bond is stronger than anything else. The images here are of love and its effects.