This on thy posy-ring i've writ:
"True Love and Faith"
For, failing Love, Faith droops her head,
And lacking faith, why love is dead
And's but a wraith.
But Death is stingless where they've lit
And stayed, whose names hereon I've writ.
I am busy working to bring Ford Madox Hueffer's "The Posy-Ring" to life through some unique musical arrangements and will have a full analysis of the poem here for you later.
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