Another poem by an author with this surname notes that though "one may lead a horse to water, twenty may not make him drink" while describing a struggle to open Lizzie's mouth.
An author with this last name wrote a poem which asks "What can I give Him, poor as I am?" and concludes that "what I can give Him" is "my heart." One poem by an author of this last name describes a figure with eyes "deeper than the depth of waters stilled" who had three lilies in her hand. Another poem by an author with this surname notes that though "one may lead a horse to water, twenty may not make him drink" while describing a struggle to open Lizzie's mouth. That poem by an author with this last name, whose brother wrote "The Blessed Damozel," sees the title creatures exhort maidens to "Come buy our orchard fruit, come buy, come buy." For 10 points, give this last name shared by the author of "Goblin Market," Christina, and her brother Dante Gabriel.
An author with this last name wrote a poem which asks "What can I give Him, poor as I am?"
Rossetti