by Charles George Douglas Roberts (1860 - 1943)
I know a maiden like a flower
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Language: English
I know a maiden like a flower,
(Flower-sweet, dainty-sweet!)
Sister to the wild rose
And the wild marguerite.
Petal-soft are the lips of her,
(Flower-sweet, dainty-sweet!)
And blue her eyes as the misty blue
Where the dew and bluebells meet.
Light her hands as the cherry blossom,
(Flower-sweet, dainty-sweet!)
And never so light the wind on the grass
As the lightness of her feet.
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