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Wild Blossoms
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| Wild Blossoms written by William Henry Davies |
| From "Ambition", 1929 | Link to further information |
No lilies all for milk,
Nor roses rich in blood,
Can settle my best thoughts
To browse in solitude.
But where the daisy grows,
Primrose and violet,
In their first happy state,
No mortal hand has set:
Where these wild blossoms grow
All in the grass and moss -
I'll raise my hand, O Lord,
With a sign of the Cross.
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