Porphyria's Lover was created in 1836.

This poem is about a the speaker's lover, Porphyria, who is a young woman who came out of a storm, and into the cottage where the speaker is. The speaker does not talk, but Porphyria tells him that she loved him and embraces the speaker. Then, she strangles herself with her own hair. They speaker sits with her body for the entire night. The speaker remarks that God has not yet moved to punish him.

The poem has ABABB rhythm.

The poem by Robert Browning.

If by this question you're making reference to the Robert Browning poem "Porphyria's Lover" the poem's speaker strangled Porphyria with her hair.

If you are actually asking about a speech someone has perhaps made on the disease called porphyria, I have no idea as to how one might cure oneself of it and thus tender instead my sincere apologies.

Robert Browning's poem perhaps, 'Porphyria's Lover'? In that the woman is strangled by her hair. In real life, I have no idea.