Christmas 2014: “A Carol for Children”
One year ago, we posted “A Carol for Children,” an Ogden Nash poem published in The New Yorker in December, 1935 and reprinted by The New York Times as its lead editorial on Christmas Day, 1978. The poem spoke to the troubled times of those years and we felt that it was equally appropriate to 2013. Twelve months later, we cannot escape the feeling that its message is more fitting than ever.
A Carol for Children
God rest you, merry Innocents,
Let nothing you dismay,
Let nothing wound an eager heart
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