In one work by this poet, the speaker asks, "I lock the door upon myself/And bar them out; but who shall wall/Self from myself, most loathed of all?" This poet of "Who Shall Deliver Me?" wrote a poem in which a man's spurned lover comes back on his wedding day to return tokens of his love, and tells his bride to "take my sh
In one work by this poet, the speaker asks, "I lock the door upon myself/And bar them out; but who shall wall/Self from myself, most loathed of all?" This poet of "Who Shall Deliver Me?" wrote a poem in which a man's spurned lover comes back on his wedding day to return tokens of his love, and tells his bride to "take my share of a fickle heart". In another poem by this woman, the speaker receives answers to such questions as, "Shall I meet other wayfarers at night?" and, "Shall I find comfort, travel-sore and weak?" This poet of "Maude Clare" and "Up-Hill" wrote, in another poem, about a "nameless girl in freshest summer-greens", whose face "looks out from all [the title figure's] canvases". For 10 points, name this poet of "In an Artist's Studio" who wrote that "there is no friend like a sister" in a poem about Laura and Lizzie's visit to "Goblin Market".
In one work by this poet, the speaker asks, "I lock the door upon myself/And bar them out; but who shall wall/Self from myself, most loathed of all?"
{C}hristina {Rosetti}