Louisa May Alcott: They Saw Again the Crocus Bloom

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Louisa May Alcott: They Saw Again the Crocus Bloom

They saw again the crocus bloom,
And, leaning from that lofty room,
Sir Launcelot with face of gloom
Look down to Camelot.
Up flew their veils and floated wide,
But Livy pinned them to her side,
'The curse has come upon us!' cried
The ladies of Shalott.

Nov. 8, 2023, Photo

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