English poem
FROST-FLOWERS OF THE PAVEMENT
by Edith Matilda Thomas (1854–1925)
I sighed for flowers, in wintry hours When gardens were a loveless waste; Mine eye fell on the pavement stone, There flowers and flowers and flowers were traced.
For me alone, the pavement stone, That garden pleasance did prepare; Or else, would others stop to see What flowers and flowers and flowers bloom there!