Sonnets - I - Christmas Day
O happy day, with seven-fold blessings set Amid thy hallowed hours, the memories dear Of childhoods holidays, and household cheer, When friends and kin in loving circle met, And youths glad gatherings, where the sands were wet By waves that hurt not, whilst the great cliffs near, With storms erewhile acquaint, gave echo clear Of voices gay and laughter gayer yet. And graver thoughts and holier arise Of how, twixt that first eve and dawn of thine, The Star ascended which hath lit our skies More than the sun himself; and mid the kine The Child was born whom shepherds, and the wise; Who came from far, and angels, called Divine.
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