Christmas Greens
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This tale I've told With some alloy.
A riddle now, I give you to guess, And risk your thinking I shouldn't digress ;- That 'tisn't quite nice.
What can be green as the greenest pine, Yet bright a red as a sunset fine, And smooth as ice?
The holly ! beautiful, bright, and gay.
We cast our sadness and woes away When holly smiles.
With leaves so green, and its berries bright, While hearts and homes teem with life and light, It time beguiles.
You'd like to know how it won its fame?
How 'twas that i...t the tree-queen became On Christmas day ?
I've heard that once no bright berries grew Beside its leaves of a dark green hue.
Some one did say That Christmas morn long, long years ago, A child was dancing along, when lo !
A moan, a whine From bushes nigh ! She approached and found A Bunny caught in sharp holly : bound As though with twine.
Midst thorns she thrust her soft little hand; Not once she heeded, you understand, The pain they caused.
She set him free, and away he sped; Not e'en a "Thank you," the fellow said.
What to read after Christmas Greens?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Redd, Annie Bell to read onlineMoreLess
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This tale I've told With some alloy.
A riddle now, I give you to guess, And risk your thinking I shouldn't digress ;- That 'tisn't quite nice.
What can be green as the greenest pine, Yet bright a red as a sunset fine, And smooth as ice?
The holly ! beautiful, bright, and gay.
We cast our sadness and woes away When holly smiles.
With leaves so green, and its berries bright, While hearts and homes teem with life and light, It time beguiles.
You'd like to know how it won its fame?
How 'twas that i...t the tree-queen became On Christmas day ?
I've heard that once no bright berries grew Beside its leaves of a dark green hue.
Some one did say That Christmas morn long, long years ago, A child was dancing along, when lo !
A moan, a whine From bushes nigh ! She approached and found A Bunny caught in sharp holly : bound As though with twine.
Midst thorns she thrust her soft little hand; Not once she heeded, you understand, The pain they caused.
She set him free, and away he sped; Not e'en a "Thank you," the fellow said.
What to read after Christmas Greens?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Redd, Annie Bell to read onlineMoreLess
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