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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
A LOVELY ROSE IS SPRUNG, by ANONYMOUS
Last Line: E'en in the deepest night
Last Line: E'en in the deepest night
A lovely rose is sprung,
Out of a tender root,
As men of old have sung,
From Jesse's stem a shoot.
And so a flower bright
Has bloomed in coldest winter
E'en in the deepest night.
The little rose I mean
Whereof Isaiah told,
Pure Mary, maid serene
Brought forth alone--behold:
Through God's eternal might
A little child she bore us
E'en in the deepest night.
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