English poem
The Emperor
by William Morris (1834–1896)
But now that I am come, and side by side We go, and men cry gladly on the bride And tremble at the image of my pride, Where is thy hand to lead me down the way?
Versos English William Morris The Emperor
English poem
by William Morris (1834–1896)
But now that I am come, and side by side We go, and men cry gladly on the bride And tremble at the image of my pride, Where is thy hand to lead me down the way?