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Uh, yeah, wasn't that sorta implied from the start? Unless there's something I'm not getting still. EDIT: Or do you mean to say that the answer is directly stated in a poem that was written by, or has some connection to, someone mentioned before?

Then her other name was Stella? But would that be her last name, or a name she also went by?

The feminine is either Stella or Vesper. I must research it. Stella, though, seems like an Appropriate girl's name.

Firstly, I assume you're talking abot letters with that first part about there being only one. Is this talking about state postal abbreviations? Or perhaps the card's name has the same first and last letters? Secondly, sidus, stella, and vesper.

Already researched it, lol. Used it to procure my last guess. Based it on her part of her name.

I solved Mr. Churchill's ordeal quite some time ago. But I like your idea about Poe's life. EDIT: Ryu-Kishin Powered?

I don't really think paying attention in English class would've helped with this. What I'm really stuck on is who the heck this Sarah is.

The Dictionary? The sonnet? Your name? The phonebook? EDIT: Question or Reversal Quiz?

So, like, we have to look at the end or beginning of something? Possibly someone's life? Maybe a person's dieing words? I doubt this shall ever be solved. At least not withing the next day or so.

Penumbral Soldier Lady?

Ok, that narrows it down a bit. Thank you.

So, you are saying then that Sarah's real first or last name was Star and that her other name was a feminine word?

I personally don't find the word star to be really masculine in any way.

What's that supposed to mean?

I think I may finally have the right Sarah! It's nearly got to be Sarah Margaret Fuller. Familiar-Possessed - Hiita?

[b] Good Goblin Housekeeping? End of the World? Ruin, Queen of Oblivion? Demise, King of Armageddon? Toon Table of Contents? ~ That is my best guess.

The only real problem here is that this riddle is QUITE difficult. And I see no signs of it getting any easier.

1. Was this Sarah even an author, writer, or poet? 2. What the heck is the 2nd quatrain pointing to!?

Sara Jane Lippincott, who was born Sara Jane Clarke and went the pseudonym Grace Greenwood? She died in 1904, which is technically 102 years ago. She was also a poet.

What? That didn't really sound grammaticly correct. Do you mean that the riddle would be easier to solve knowing the fact that this Sarah person didn't go by different names? If so, what exactly is that supposed to mean?