The Snow-Drop by Sarah S. Mower
page 58 of 120 (48%)
page 58 of 120 (48%)
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Sweet home looks so vacant, so lonely and drear,
I cannot be cheerful as when thou art here. "Be cheerful," thou saidst, when about to depart, And conscious that grief was oppressing my heart. I thank thee, my sister, thy counsel was good, I fain would obey thee, I wish that I could. LINES TO A FRIEND ON PARTING. Julia, let fond remembrance cling Around the parting hour; Unfading let that garland be, Late plucked from friendship's bower. Lurid and dark our path would be, Uncheered by friendship's rays; Incense divine, thy hallowed flame Lights up our darkest days. Absence and time can ne'er destroy Pure friendship's chrystal streams; Near us the loved one lingers round, And greets us in our dreams. |
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