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			<title> Recycling Christmas</title>
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			<description><![CDATA[<p> Most of its dry needles lost with star 
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and spheres and angels, the tree we children dragged 
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the short way to the bonfire, tossed 
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crushed boxes, giftwrap on the pyre, 
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handfuls of snow so flames would crackle, 
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dart up the night to warm 
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our last caroling circle of the season- 
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a fragrant burning splendor. 
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