A Christmas Carol (Poem)
"A Christmas Carol" by Samuel Taylor Coleridge opens with the shepherds arriving at the stable, where Mary holds her newborn and sings. As they share their vision of angels heralding the Saviour's birth, her joy deepens into something fierce and personal. When a voice questions why a poor woman should rejoice that war will cease, Mary answers directly: she has seen war strip fathers from children, husbands from wives, and comfort from every home — and that is precisely why peace fills her soul.
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