Where do the lines 
   "All are my blooms and all sweet blooms of love
    to thee I gave while spring and summer sang" 
come from?

Hi elephantchild,

The lines of this poem come from The House of Life by Dante Gabriel Rossetti.

"All are my blooms; and all sweet blooms of love
To thee I gave while Spring and Summer sang;
But Autumn stops to listen, with some pang
From those worse things the wind is moaning of.
Only this laurel dreads no winter days:
Take my last gift; thy heart hath sung my praise."

This is found on page 29 at the site below:
Possession Studios: The House of Life - Dante Gabriel Rossetti
http://www.possessionstudios.com/library/acrobook2/thslf.pdf


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