The Collected Works of William Morris With Introductions by his Daughter May Morris |
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FLORA
I am the handmaid of the earth,
I broider fair her glorious gown,
And deck her on her days of mirth
With many a garland of renown.
I broider fair her glorious gown,
And deck her on her days of mirth
With many a garland of renown.
And while Earth's little ones are fain
And play about the Mother's hem,
I scatter every gift I gain
From sun and wind to gladden them.
And play about the Mother's hem,
I scatter every gift I gain
From sun and wind to gladden them.
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