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Monday, December 24, 2007

Happy Holidays, 2007

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When love of us called him to see
If we’d vouchsafe his company,
He left his father’s court, and came
Lightly as a lambent flame,
Leaping upon the hills, to be
The humble King of you and me.

Richard Crashaw
1613 - 1649








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