William Morris
William Morris Poems
What shall I write?
That all men are thieves and fools,
And all women foolish?
That tomorrow, like today, mirrors yesterday?
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William Morris Biography
Anglo-American living in Cornwall. Author of two books of poetry 'Resistance: Reflections on Survival, Hope and Love', Westphalia Press. Resistance is a book of poems with photographs or a book of photographs with poems depending on your perspective. The book is comprised of three sections titled respectively: On Survival, On Hope, and On Love... Google Books Originally published: February 2022 Available both in paperback and Kindle)
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What shall I write?
That all men are thieves and fools,
And all women foolish?
That tomorrow, like today, mirrors yesterday?
That hope must conquer expectation,
Lest fear have dominion?
That good is embattled,
Whereas evil abounds?
And that peace is ephemeral,
Or that kind words are short and easy to speak,
But that their echoes are endless.
William Morris Comments
William Morris Quotes
May peace be the ultimate victor
God chucked us out of Eden. Dispensing justice without bitterness is still tough to do. Mercy is still essential
Sad really. There are no world leaders anymore
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