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fanciulla della floramor

my lady is crowned with flowers of saffron

and sunfire gleaming she honeycombs through her hair;

her eyes are rain-streaked as silver-stirred seas

and she holds grace and the depth

of an ivory-blushed wild rose's many petals:

mellifluous fanciulla della mar,

what magic she has, how strange she is still to me!

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birdsflyout
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Published
Dec 20, 2012
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