Bad Dreams: III Comments

I know i'm using improper grammer, punctuation, and possibly spelling but... I honestly didn't know Robert Browning before but now I would love to have one of his books. cant afford it.

One of the master of whom I dared speak ini my poem, poetry am I right or am I wrong. What line what metre what urgency for little poets like us too learn

Browning's poem seems to be about the perennial conflict between nature and civilisation. In Freudian terms, natural impulses repressed by society's demands exact revenge but are in turn choked by, ' pavements, as with teeth, /Griped huge weed widening crack and split...' A very surreal, and perplexing, poem indeed!

Griped huge weed widening crack and split In squares and circles stone-work erst. Oh, Nature- good! Oh, Art- no whit Less worthy! Both in one- accurst! .. A great poem of Browning..... love it. tony

the last sight was the hideous! A City, yes, - a Forest, true, - But each devouring each./// exactly written/ one devours others

Excellent dream of the poet

This is a beautiful poem on dream well executed by Robert Browning.

My Soul, of silent lengths of way- With what ecstatic dread, aver, Lest life start sanctioned by the stay! great poem. tony

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absolutely wrote- Dares not defile, paved all too fine For human footstep's smirch, not thine- //

Marvelous poem. Trembling rupture of dream world inspires and reveals so much.

nature and Art in combination coming in a dream is a real expression of felt one indeed!

Who are we liittle poets to write about poets like Robert Browning. tony

Awesome imagery with stunning fantasy. Thanks for sharing it here.

Studded with sun and moon and star... thanks for posting....

Dome and spire! ! Thanks for sharing this poem with us.