Which one of the following is NOT a work attributed to Edmund Spenser?

The correct answer identifies "The Passionate Shepherd to His Love" as the work not attributed to Edmund Spenser. This poem is actually attributed to Christopher Marlowe, a contemporary of Spenser, and is renowned for its pastoral themes and romantic imagery.

In contrast, "The Faerie Queene," "Amoretti," and "Epithalamion" are all seminal works by Spenser. "The Faerie Queene" is an epic poem that celebrates Elizabethan ideals and virtues, deeply influencing later literature. "Amoretti" is a collection of sonnets that reflects Spenser's courtship of his second wife, Elizabeth Boyle, showcasing his skill in the sonnet form. "Epithalamion" is a lyrical poem written to celebrate marriage, specifically his own, and is noted for its innovative structure and use of language. By recognizing the attributions of these works, it becomes clear that "The Passionate Shepherd to His Love" stands apart from Spenser’s oeuvre.