Christmas Comes But Once A Year
"Christmas Comes But Once A Year" is a jubilant Christmas poem that sweeps through centuries of holiday tradition, from snow-bearded old Christmas tramping through winter woods with holly and mistletoe, to knights reining up at abbey gates and maidens dancing before yule-log fires. Miller weaves medieval feasting scenes with the warmth of Bethlehem's nativity, capturing how the season lifts even the poorest and most indebted spirits — and closing with a wistful wish that Christmas could last the whole year round.
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