Robert Browning was regarded as a sage and philosopher-poet in Victorian era of English Literature. His philosophy and writing was based on divinity, love and truth intended to save people of his age by supplementing the defects of science and counteracting the intellectual narrowness. Browning influenced upon faith into the materialistic and skeptic age of the then time which is equally applicable in modern days. The findings of this paper suggests that Browning’s philosophy and poetry was different from other poets and writers of his time and completely based in search of divinity, supreme truth and love as a self-saving idea to establish the notion that literature and art forms are not only for mere amusement and escape from the miserable and painful human life but the medium to find the ultimate truth of life.