Forty-Two Poems by James Elroy Flecker
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And passed the fire to him.
Look Eastward, look! I hear a sound. O Joseph, what do you see? JOSEPH The snow lies quiet on the ground And glistens on the tree; The sky is bright with a star's great light, And clearly I behold Three Kings descending yonder hill, Whose crowns are crowns of gold. O Mary, what do you hear and see With your brow toward the West? MARY The snow lies glistening on the tree And silent on Earth's breast; And strong and tall, with lifted eyes Seven shepherds walk this way, And angels breaking from the skies Dance, and sing hymns, and pray. JOSEPH |
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