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Winter 1885

April 14, 2010

 

The trees are white with crystal

The brooks are frozen hard

Our little baby’s grave is white

In the quiet old churchyard

 

The rooks have left the old trees,

The swallows too have gone

But little robin still is here

To cheer us with his song

 

He still sings very sweetly

On the old green holly trees

His loud sweet notes make melody

Upon the cold sharp breeze

 

 

 


The holly and the fir tree

Are still dressed out in green

But here & there a speck of white

May now & then be seen

 

How pretty is the country

Christmas rose & snowdrop white

And little purple crocus

Looking up into the light

 

I hope you like my verses

That I have made for you

I wish you a merry Christmas

And a happy new year too

 

Christmas 1885

Bolam Vicarage

Age 6

 

Posted by Christine Cooper.

 

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