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My Love could Walk

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My Love could Walk
written by William Henry Davies
From "Forty New Poems", (1918)





My Love could walk in richer hues
  Than any bird of paradise,
And no one envy her her dress:
  Since in her looks the world would see
A robin's love and friendliness.

And she could be the Lily fair,
  More richly dressed than all her kind,
And no one envy her her gain:
  Since in her looks the world would see
A daisy that was sweet and plain,

Oh, she could sit like any queen
  That's nailed by diamonds to a throne,
Her splendour envied by not one:
  Since in her looks the world would see
A queen that's more than half a nun.

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