Poems
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The north wind whistles down the glades ; Let fall the curtains, drop the shades, And, while the fire-light's glowing gloom Casts fitful shadows through the room.
Gather around the ruddy blaze To welcome in the holidays.
See Haidee's dark brown eyes grow bright As diamonds in the dancing light.
To hear the merry bells that ring In the tall steeples, — ding dong ding ; 1 66 CHRISTMAS EVE.
While Rena's songs sound sweet and rare As music heard in mountain air, And Ethel, with cheeks all abloom.
G...oes dancing, dancing round the room.
Or softly lingers at my knee To watch the wondrous Christmas Tree, Sweet Christmas Eve ! The holidays May pass, the firelight's cheerful blaze Die out, the little waltzing feet To other mazy measures beat.
And other Christmas Trees may spread Their fragrant branches o'er my head.
And fairy fruit for us may fall In many a distant bower and hall.
And Santa Claus at Christmas tide May down the roaring chimneys ride, And chapel bells with solemn chime Ring in the Christ-child's holy time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The north wind whistles down the glades ; Let fall the curtains, drop the shades, And, while the fire-light's glowing gloom Casts fitful shadows through the room.
Gather around the ruddy blaze To welcome in the holidays.
See Haidee's dark brown eyes grow bright As diamonds in the dancing light.
To hear the merry bells that ring In the tall steeples, — ding dong ding ; 1 66 CHRISTMAS EVE.
While Rena's songs sound sweet and rare As music heard in mountain air, And Ethel, with cheeks all abloom.
G...oes dancing, dancing round the room.
Or softly lingers at my knee To watch the wondrous Christmas Tree, Sweet Christmas Eve ! The holidays May pass, the firelight's cheerful blaze Die out, the little waltzing feet To other mazy measures beat.
And other Christmas Trees may spread Their fragrant branches o'er my head.
And fairy fruit for us may fall In many a distant bower and hall.
And Santa Claus at Christmas tide May down the roaring chimneys ride, And chapel bells with solemn chime Ring in the Christ-child's holy time.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah Helen Whitman to read onlineMoreLess
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