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Reliious prejudice, too, whether muslin, zen, or jew. Down with the bays and mistletoe; Down with the holly, ivy, all. His light shall now grow strong, And brighter grows the day, The wheel does turn until next year. In The Holly and the Ivy, the holly "bears the crown" so winning the contest; perhaps that's why we hear no more about the ivy. Sweet singing in the choirThe holly bears a blossom. Soon the bells will start. ALL THE YULE SEASONAL SONGS. The Tree they turned into a Cross is growing green again! To invoke the Lady's power, unsheathed by the Ivy Maid.
Merry, merry, merry, merry Yuletide! If this one, insignificant reference to ivy were struck from the lyrics, in what way would the song suffer? The time is past when we need bow to words laid down by men. Dance the circle, warm your heart. The holly and the ivy, When they are both full grown, Of all trees that are in the wood, The holly bears the crown: O, the rising of the sun, And the running of the deer. We're riding along with a song. The Christmas significance of the two plants derives from their evergreen nature. You do have to remember that any true folk song was passed down orally for a number of years or generations before being written. Let every heart receive the healing light. Maiden, Mother, Ancient Crone, Queen of Heaven on your throne, Praise we sing Thee, Love we bring Thee, For all that you have shown. God rest ye merry, paganfolk, Let nothing you dismay. Fol the der- o, fol the daddy, Sing tu re lye do. Merrily on High on their eponymous 2016 CD A Winter Union.
From now on our troubles will be miles away. He commented in his blog: In quires and places where they sing, if you hear The Holly and the Ivy it will invariably be sung to the tune which Cecil Sharp collected in 1909 from Mrs Mary Clayton at Chipping Camden in Gloucestershire, and which was included in the Oxford Book of Carols. OH HOLY NIGHT I Dianne T. DeShea. For then we shall nothing lack; Leave a comment. Good King Wenceslas looked out. Written by Leroy Anderson. Our wassail is made of the good ale and true, Some nutmeg and ginger, it's the best we can brew. Elizabeth Poston, The Penguin Book of Christmas Carols (London: Penguin, 1965). Ivy, chief of trees, it is; Veni coronaberis.
Here is my favorite restored Pagan version of 'The Holly and the Ivy' by British academic Norman Iles. Gentle Brother, King of Might! One of only five woody climbers, like mistletoe it can form dense growths in canopies that can cause harm to the host. Just call on Thor and He will come to send His strength our way. Now the time of glowing starts! Let's look at the show. Back in A. D. one-two-nine. Sing we of the Mystery now as long ago.
Have a holly jolly Yuletide. O'er hill and dale, telling their tale. Nay, Nay, Ivy: Nay, Nay, Ivy! This carol appears to have nearly escaped the notice of collectors, as it has been reprinted by one alone, who states his copy to have been taken from "an old broadside, printed a century and a half since, " i. e., about 1710. Tune: Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas by Hugh Martin and Ralph Blane. Child, consort, ruler, All these things He'll be to Thee. And some of your Yuletide loaf. The mention of ivy in the first stanza (and the last stanza, which merely repeats the first) in "The Holly and the Ivy" is therefore a hold-over, a remnant from an earlier era, a fragment pointing to music with a very different meaning.
We three crones of magic-past are, Bearing gifts, we traverse afar, Fields & fountain, moor & mountain, Following each our star. Because of their evergreen natures, holly and ivy became natural decorations during winter celebrations, together with other evergreens like rosemary, bays, pine, and mistletoe. In the New Forest, in southern England, holly is still cut down as browse for the ponies. In that old top hat they found. LADY MOON SHINES SOFTLY DOWN. Jingle bells swing and jingle bells ring. But its origins lie much longer ago. To young and old, meek and the bold. We remember all through our lives.
And a happy New Year as e'er he did see, And here is to Colly and to her long tail, Pray God send our master he never may fail. May our hearts be ever clear. The Solstice candles, this darkest night, rekindle a flame in our soul. The Lady's necklace shattered, as a nun she was confined. Good tidings we bring. And sing a chorus or two. Gaily they ring, while people sing. Through the white and drifted snow. On mass days that in the church goon. Oh, time of wisdom, time of light. Yuletide carols being sung by a choir. Holly And Ivy Made A Great Party: Holvyr And Heyvy Made A Gret Party (Wright, 1847).
Holly, like ivy and mistletoe, is a winter green and the bringing of green vegetation into the home is closely linked to rebirth both of spring and of Christ. Pastor Prange also pointed out that Sans Day Carol, "Now the holly bears a berry as white as the milk, " had a similar theme. How true you stand unchanging! And field and town, woodland and stream.
Brown paper packages tied up with strings. As white as lays the snow, And deep beneath the spring she sleeps. Share the light, share the Light! We rejoice at every one! Tune: "It Came Upon A Midnight Clear". Though far away the summer seems.
And you get just what you make! Christmas carols ringing out, Gentle pagans, we don't care. So we, whose minds now sense a chill. Oh, the weather outside is frightful. He was made of snow, but the children know. Also found in G. Walters, A Good Christmas Box (Dudley: G. Walters, 1847, Reprinted by Michael Raven, 2007), p. 27. She is still Our Lady Greensleeves.