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[[image]] The Christmas Tree A forgotten Christmas tree Sat lonely in the wood, It wasn't chosen to adorn Some parlor like it could... It wanted to be beautiful, Bedecked with baubles bright, And lit at night with fancy globes To be a splendid sight... The birds and forest creatures Must have known its woe, For soon there came upon it Two rabbits and a doe... [[image]] 24 They bedded down on needles Beneath the lonesome pine, And birds flew on the branches As if by great design... And an iridescent bluebird Made a sudden stop On the very tallest branches It made a brilliant top... Soft snowflakes started falling And soon all flocked with white, The little tree was lovely And quite an awesome sight... For there was not a parlor Anywhere across the land That had a little Christmas tree More stately or more grand! Virginia Borman Grimmer [[image]] 25