A Song of the Christmas Wind
"A Song of the Christmas Wind" personifies the winter wind as a mischievous, tender spirit roaming a snow-lit night. The wind steals a kiss from a dreaming moonbeam, pelts a rich man with gusts while gently kissing the curls of beggar girls in the dark, then grows wistful recalling a summer past — a meadow, a lovers' stroll, and songs now silenced. The poem balances playful energy with quiet melancholy, weaving social contrast and lost love into its crisp, wintry refrains.
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