She appended an epigraph from Dante and Petrarch to each of the sonnets that make up her fourteen part "sonnet of sonnets" called Monna Innominata.
She wrote of a bride who begs "O Love, love, hold me fast" in a dialogue with a Ghost and a Bridegroom called "The Hour and the Ghost." One of her characters "watched for a waxing shoot" after planting a "kernel-stone" by "the wall that faced the south." She appended an epigraph from Dante and Petrarch to each of the sonnets that make up her fourteen part "sonnet of sonnets" called Monna Innominata. She asked "Who has seen the wind?" in one of the nursery rhymes collected in (*) Sing-Song. A central character of another of her poems gives up a lock of her golden hair after hearing cries of "Come buy, come buy." For 10 points, name this poet who wrote of Lizzie and Laura's encounter with lecherous fruit merchants in Goblin Market, the sister of Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood member Dante.
She wrote of a bride who begs "O Love, love, hold me fast" in a dialogue with a Ghost and a Bridegroom called "The Hour and the Ghost.
{Christina Rossetti}