Versos English Rennell Rodd Roses In Winter

English poem

Roses In Winter

by (1858–1941)

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In spring it was we roses Were used to bloom of old, Who now in midmost winter Our crimson cells unfold, To greet thee on the birthday That shall thy bridal bring. 'Tis more to grace so fair a brow Than know the suns of spring.