The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction - Volume 17, No. 478, February 26, 1831 by Various
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Greets the violet solemnly.
Therefore, once, and yet again, Strew them o'er her bed of pain; From her chamber take the gloom, With a light and flush of bloom: So should one depart, who goes Where no Death can touch the Rose! _New Monthly Magazine._ * * * * * STANZAS. Oh! ask me not to sing to-night, Oh! ask me not to sing to-night Dejection chills my feeble powers, I own thy halls of glittering light Are festive as in former hours. But when I last amid them moved, I sung for friends beloved and dear, Their smiles inspired, their lips approved, Now all is changed--they are not here. I gaze around--I view a throng, |
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