A Christmas Carol (Poem)

"A Christmas Carol" by Christina Rossetti opens in a frozen, silent midwinter landscape before drawing the reader into the nativity scene, where the almighty Christ child rests in a manger, attended by angels, cherubim, and adoring animals. At its heart, the poem asks a quietly urgent question: what can an ordinary, poor person offer such a king? Rossetti's answer is deeply personal — not a lamb, not gold, but the gift of one's own heart. The spare, hymn-like verses carry both cosmic wonder and tender intimacy.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/ririro-com-kids-stories-6-10-years--6564597/support.