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Not Death, But Love Ancestry.com and about his years-long battleDeeply researched and strikingly illustrated in Victorian style, Not Death, But Love puts an eerie, romantic twist on the true story of the poet who wrote the iconic Sonnet 43, which famously begins How do I love thee? Let me count the ways. An invalid since childhood, poet Elizabeth Barrett is famous throughout Victorian England, despite a hermit like existence in the household of her tyrannical father. Opium makes the pain of her mysterious illness