Muggsy Sets a Trap and Catches a Shrewd Sharper
A column surveys poetry on Easter with excerpts from James Russell Lowell and others. It cites lines from Godminster Chimes and echoes Thomas Jaynes Morris and George MacDonald, framing Easter as a renewal of faith, sacrifice, and inner life.
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Muggsy
James Russel Lowell
Godminster
Open, Open Egg Awakens A Tiny Chick
A reader recalls an Easter egg crackling softly and a hatchling emerging from a shell. The chick speaks of longing for the outside world and the springtime bloom, realizing the shell is not its home as wings beat and flowers bloom.
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