Poems (1828) by Thomas Gent
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For he had known full many a better day;
And when the poor man at his threshold bent, He drove him not with aching heart away, But freely shared what Providence had sent. How hard for him, the stranger's boon to crave, And live to want the mite his bounty gave! TO ------. Come, JENNY, let me sip the dew That on those coral lips doth play, One kiss would every care subdue, And bid my weary soul be gay. For surely thou wert form'd by love To bless the suff'rer's parting sigh; In pity then my griefs remove, And on that bosom let me die! SONG. THE RECAL OF THE HERO. When Discord blew her fell alarm On Gallia's blood-stain'd ground, |
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