A poem in this collection describes "antidotes of medicated music" and ends with the command, "Choose." This collection imagines "grave-damps falling round my head" in a poem that begins, "Is it indeed so?" This collection describes letters as "dead paper, mute and white" that "seem alive and quivering." This collection's first poem imagines the speaker held by a "mystic Shape" revealed to be (10[1])"not (-5[1])Death, but (10[1])Love." (10[1])A poem in this collection repeats "call God!" before (10[1])declaring, "Gather the north flowers to complete the south, and catch the early love up in the late." A reference to Theocritus opens (10[1])this collection, which includes poems that open "Yes, call me by my pet-name!" (10[1])and (10[1])"How do I love thee? (10[1]-5[1])Let me count the ways." For 10 points, name this poetry collection by Elizabeth Barrett Browning. ■END■