Heart warm as Summer, fresh as Spring, Gracious as Autumn's harvesting, Pure as the Winter snows; as white A hand as lilies in sun-light; Eyes glorious as a midnight star; Hair shining as the chestnuts are; A step firm and majestical; A voice singing and musical; A soft expression, kind address; Tears for another's heaviness; Bright looks; an action full of grace; A perfect form, a perfect face; All these become a woman well, And these had Lady Isabelle. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...THE ARCHITECT (1) by KAREN SWENSON WORDLY WISE (10) by MOTHER GOOSE THE BIRTH SONG OF CHRIST by EDMUND HAMILTON SEARS TO THE MOCKINGBIRD by RICHARD HENRY WILDE TEMPORALL SUCCESS by JOSEPH BEAUMONT WITH ILLUSTRATION TO GRAY'S POEMS by WILLIAM BLAKE PROLOGUE FOR THE SILVERDALE VILLAGE PLAYERS: EASTER 1922 by GORDON BOTTOMLEY SONG OF THE BOOKWORM by ABBIE FARWELL BROWN ARISTOPHANES' APOLOGY; BEING THE LAST ADVENTURE OF BALAUSTION: PART 2 by ROBERT BROWNING |