We’ve queued up some of our favorite Christmas poems to be enjoyed one poem per day through the 12-day season of Christmas! Featuring poems by George Macdonald, Madeleine L’Engle, Langston Hughes, MORE!!
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December 31
Magnificat
Geraldine Plunkett Dillon
Splitting the blackness of the winter’s night,
Blown by the breath of God it opens wide;
I saw the holy ones in companies
Led by archangels armoured for the fight;
I heard the shrill eternal symphonies.
I did not thrust my sorrow-twisted face
Amongst the splendours of the heavenly town
Nor walk misshapen with the forms of grace
Girded for battle in celestial wars;
And yet, my God, an angel has come down
And crowned me with the glory of the stars.
[This poem is in the public domain.]
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