Noel is leaving us,
Sad to say,
But he will come again,
Adieu Noel.
His wife and his children
Weep as they go;
On a grey horse
They ride through the snow.
The kings ride away
In the snow and the rain;
But after twelve months,
We shall see them again.
- From an old French Epiphany carol.
14 comments:
Hi Petty Witter, Thanks for the link to the CPR message. I have added it to my post. Hope that lots of visitors to both our blogs get the message.
I have to admit that I don't mind leaving the Winter Solstice behind, it means fewer days of winter.
C'mon Spring--for Fishing will live again! And I love fresh--not FROZEN, Fish!
J
What a pretty poem. Thanks for sharing.
I'm no fan of winter and am never sorry to see it go, but I loved the poem. Beautiful for this Epiphany day.
I also loved the CPR clip!
That is very pretty. Enjoy your weekend.
Wonderful poem!
As warm as it has been here, it seems that the winter has already said adieu!
A wistful and lovely poem--thanks for sharing this!
A very nice poem Tracy. Thanks for sharing, hope you have a happy weekend:)
Hello:
Thanks for stopping by my blog and commenting on the Ian Rutledge book.
They are not a series...Ian Rutledge is just a character in all of Charles Todd's books. You don't need to read from the beginning.
They are always good.
Elizabeth
http://silversolara.blogspot.com
lovely farewell...so beautiful!
Got a kick out of the cpr video!! Staying Alive ..perfect!! :D
I love your blog!!!!!!!!
Nice carol that you've shared here.
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