Midst bitten mead and acre shorn,
The world without is waste and worn,
But here within our orchard-close,
The guerdon of its labour shows.
O valiant Earth, O happy year
That mocks the threat of winter near,
And hangs aloft from tree to tree
The banners of the Spring to be.
The Orchard
William Morris
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Poem topics: happy, spring, winter, world, earth, year, labour, waste, valiant, tree, Print This Poem , Rhyme Scheme
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