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An Advent Valentine For, of course, happy Valentine Marie And now comes Valentine, an autumn gift; Vertumnus and Pomona thus withdraw In recognition of the seasonal shift, Saluting, they, this Advent child in awe. The pagan year recesses to its close; The Christian year commences with a child Born as the second candle softly glows (Saint Nicholas is happily beguiled). Her family journeys to Bethlehem, A little family in a Star-lit night, And Simeon, perhaps, joins in their hymn, As they present their love to living Light: Rare gifts for the Christ Child ‘midst sheep and kine, And not among the least, His Valentine.
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Dec 22, 2016
Dec 22, 2016 at 4:26 PM UTC
An Advent Valentine
An Advent Valentine For, of course, happy Valentine Marie And now comes Valentine, an autumn gift; Vertumnus and Pomona thus withdraw In recognition of the seasonal shift, Saluting, they, this Advent child in awe. The pagan year recesses to its close; The Christian year commences with a child Born as the second candle softly glows (Saint Nicholas is happily beguiled). Her family journeys to Bethlehem, A little family in a Star-lit night, And Simeon, perhaps, joins in their hymn, As they present their love to living Light: Rare gifts for the Christ Child ‘midst sheep and kine, And not among the least, His Valentine.
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Dec 22, 2016
Dec 22, 2016 at 4:26 PM UTC
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