Dora Sigerson Shorter,
The Human Touch
(1918)
“ THE HUMAN TOUCH She made roses all the day for pretty ladies' wear, All through the patient hours, half into the night. Dragged into a hurried knot all her dusty hair, Eyes foolish with fatigue, straining to the light. Pretty ladies roamed away over land and sea, Talked on foreign boulevard, laughed in gay bazaar ”
