The Coming of the Princess and Other Poems by Kate Seymour MacLean
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And therefore at the fireside nook,
Kneeling sadly at night to pray, All the light of the holy book Seems to fall and point one way. And therefore tending my milk-white curds, Still the song that my fancy hums, Catches the glitter of martial words, And sets itself to the beat of drums. CHRISTMAS HYMN. Break over the waiting hill-tops, White dawn of the Christmas morn! For the angels have sung through the midnight, That the wonderful Babe is born. And still in the slumbering valleys, The night's black tents are up, And the young moon stands on the mountains, Clear and fair as a silver cup. Under the cottage rafters, Silent and soft and deep, On the swart low brow of the toiler, Settles the dew of sleep. |
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