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From Our Happy Home

By Louisa May Alcott

Topics: classic

From our happy home         Through the world we roam         One week in all the year,         Making winter spring         With the joy we bring,         For Christmas-tide is here.         Now the eastern star         Shines from afar         To light the poorest home;         Hearts warmer grow,         Gifts freely flow,         For Christmas-tide has come.         Now gay trees rise         Before young eyes,         Abloom with tempting cheer;         Blithe voices sing,         And blithe bells ring,         For Christmas-tide is here.         Oh, happy chime,         Oh, blessed time,         That draws us all so near!         "Welcome, dear day,"         All creatures say,         For Christmas-tide is here.

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About Louisa May Alcott

Louisa May Alcott (1832–1888) was an American novelist and poet best known for "Little Women." Her poetry reflects her abolitionist views, Transcendentalist upbringing, and experiences as a Civil War nurse.

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