This author begins one poem by noting that "thou hast brought me many flowers/Plucked in the garden," while another declares a confession of love to be a "cuckoo-song.
This author begins one poem by noting that "thou hast brought me many flowers/Plucked in the garden," while another declares a confession of love to be a "cuckoo-song." This poet asks to be loved "for love's sake only" in a poem from a collection whose other works include one beginning "Go from me." This writer detailed the trials of Marian Erle in her work (*) "Aurora Leigh." This poet answers the titular question with "freely, as men strive for Right" in her poem "How do I love thee? Let me count the ways." For 10 points, name this author of "Sonnets from the Portuguese", the wife of another poet, Robert.
This author begins one poem by noting that "thou hast brought me many flowers/Plucked in the garden," while another declares a confession of love to be a "cuckoo-song.
{E}lizabeth Barrett {Browning} (prompt on just “Browning,” accept Elizabeth {Barrett})