Fra Lippo Lippi by Robert Browning [Line wise Explanation]

Fra Lippo Lippi is a theatrical monologue written by Victorian poet Robert Browning in 1855, initially published in his book Men and Women. Browning describes a 15th-century real-life painter, Filippo Lippi, throughout this poem. The poem examines whether art should be truthful to life or an idealized representation of life. The poem is written in a non-rhyming manner in blank verse.
Throughout the poem, Fra Lippo faces the tug of war between so-called spiritual life and sensuous, secular life, between basic sustenance and liberty

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