This author's beliefs are evident in lines such as "I full of Christ and Christ of Me," and "My soul, oh keep it by thy Word" as seen in the poems "The Heart Knoweth Its Own Bitterness" and "The Devil." She wrote of a feline named Grimalkin in "On the Death of a Cat," while some unnamed object left her "old, and cold, and grey" in a depressing work, "May." Her prose, such 
This author's beliefs are evident in lines such as "I full of Christ and Christ of Me," and "My soul, oh keep it by thy Word" as seen in the poems "The Heart Knoweth Its Own Bitterness" and "The Devil." She wrote of a feline named Grimalkin in "On the Death of a Cat," while some unnamed object left her "old, and cold, and grey" in a depressing work, "May." Her prose, such as the prayer-filled Annus Domini and her study of festivals, Called to Be Saints, reflect her deep Anglican faith. She took the pen name Ellen Alleyne when writing poems such as "Sweet Death" for The Germ, a magazine made famous by her brothers. FTP, name this poet who wrote Pageant and The Prince's Progress, who is most famous for a work about the sisters Laura and Lizzie, Goblin Market.
This author's beliefs are evident in lines such as "I full of Christ and Christ of Me," and "My soul, oh keep it by thy Word" as seen in the poems "The Heart Knoweth
{C}hristina (Georgina) {Rossetti}