For 10 points, give this term for a collection of fourteen line poems.
One work in this form is divided into parts titled "Youth and Change" and "Change and Fate" and opens with a preface calling its parts a "memorial from the Soul's eternity" and a "moment's monument." The first one known to have been written by a woman was Lady Mary Wroth's Pamphilia to Amphilanthus, and another of these was inspired by the poet's breakup with Thomas Love Peacock's daughter. This form used by Rosetti's The House of Life and Meredith's (*) Modern Love was used by Edmund Spenser to describe his courtship of and marriage to Elizabeth Boyle in Amoretti. This form was adopted by Philip Sidney, who based his Astrophel and Stella on Petrarch's Canzoniere. For 10 points, give this term for a collection of fourteen line poems.
One work in this form is divided into parts titled "Youth and Change" and "Change and Fate" and opens with a preface calling its parts a "memorial from the Soul's eternity" and a "moment's monument.
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