618. December by Dollie Radford
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December 18, 20131m 7s
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Dollie Radford read by Classic Poetry Aloud
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Giving voice to the poetry of the past.
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December
by Dollie Radford (1858 – 1920)
No gardener need go far to find
The Christmas rose,
The fairest of the flowers that mark
The sweet Year's close:
Nor be in quest of places where
The hollies grow,
Nor seek for sacred trees that hold
The mistletoe.
All kindly tended gardens love
December days,
And spread their latest riches out
In winter's praise.
But every gardener's work this month
Must surely be
To choose a very beautiful
Big Christmas tree,
And see it through the open door
In triumph ride,
To reign a glorious reign within
At Christmas-tide.
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