This author of the carol "In the bleak midwinter" wrote a poem which ends with Laura telling children how "there is no friend like a sister.
A poem by this author describes a couple who "went together in glowing August weather" so as to "escape...by never turning back." Another poem by this author consists entirely of one line questions followed by one line answers, such as: "Shall I find comfort, travel-sort and weak? / Of labour you shall find the sum." In another poem by this author a figure that is a part of a group that sounds "kind and full of loves" is described as prowling like "a wombat...obtuse and furry." This author of (*) "Amor Mundi" and "Up-Hill" wrote of a time when "frosty wind make moan" so "Earth stood hard as iron." This author of the carol "In the bleak midwinter" wrote a poem which ends with Laura telling children how "there is no friend like a sister." That poem by this poet includes the refrain "come buy, come buy." For 10 points, name this poet of "Goblin Market".
A poem by this author describes a couple who "went together in glowing August weather" so as to "escape...by never turning back."
Christina Rossetti