Double Vision in Browning's Meeting at Night and Parting at Morning.

This paper, focusing on the two short poems of Robert Browning, Meeting at Night, and Parting at Morning, with the help of the perspective of double vision, studies the double self reflected in these two short poems, what the narrator wants to do internally, and what he is supposed to be socially; and the connotations imposed by the features of this particular historical period, Victorian Era. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]