Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-11

il " the hour vixen fro,n the hourh.,
The ni',htings.-'s high note is heard,
i; IS the horr when lovers vows
Seem sweet in every WHISPERED word;
And gentle Winds ai.d " A;crs n>ar,
Make music To the lonely ear.
Each Hover the dews have lightly wet,
And in the SHY the stars are net
And on tlr. wave is deeper blue,
And On the leaf brvlwner hue.
And in the heaven I. al clear obscure,
So softly darS nn1tlarkiy pure,
Whiri, follows the echne Or day,
rs twilight .nci.s beneath tic moon awav
But il ;sIot 70 list TO IN, waterfall
Tina; Parisina leaves her hall,
Az! A9I II !. not &c gaze on the heavenly iglr,
A;id IL she siis in E't's bower,
Us not FOR ttl sake offs flllbl.,vn lloyger--
Shy li'sens--brt not FOR the 'aghln,gile--
Though her ear txpto;sa IS so'i tale.
There gl.drs step through the foliar-. th,ek,
And her cheek grows IA e-anl her heart hens is'S
T'rere Whispers voice through the rustline le2sss,
And her blush returns, and her Bosom he;,Tes.
A moment moIe-a,l they shall nsSt-
lis past-hes lovers At her feet.
~ And NS h. unto them is he world lrpNae,
With III Us change of tinlc and tde'
Its!iyiny thingx--its earth and ~
Are nothing 70 their nind ai,Gc,e.
And iisesiless as the dead arr. tlry,
OF aught around above, hcne4ih
~ ifali else he'd passed sway.
They only I'm eacR other brtothe=
Tier very signs are full ofiGy
So d en-. that did IL Tot decay,
That happy madness would Destroy
The hearts which feel its iery swev;
cfgniit or peril do they deem,
Ia thnt tupantnous zen Ter dream
Who ti'at hsve Gelt tlst rasson's power,
Or pa,set, or ffarcd IN such IN hour?
or,hought how hriefsueh moment, last:
Ens yet-'hey are already past
-tl.s We mus; awake heErs
We hHa~ such vision comes 10 more.
3ith many lin5srin,s laos, they Leave
The spr Of guilty giadness pa;t:
4, if f. .5, sy hope ss and vow they esve
TIE frequent sisn--tire lone embrace
Tie lip that there would eiy Forever
while CLEANS on rariNna's face
i:ie Ida'en sle fears will iut FORGIVE Der,
IS each calmly cunsciou, STIR
B'''eld her friiity from afar--
nc frequent sigh, the Icing embrace,
Vet binds them 10 their trystinC.nlacc
8dt II must cnIae. and they loust pat
In fearful heavinoys q; heart
Tiul III tlls d,- - ami lhuddrliRs- olit
\ Inch Follows iss: the deed. cf IL.
AIgi .I:s5 IS rome TO his lonely be,l.
To eo'et there a.0ther's bride.
But she must lay her coHscioGs head
4 husbands trusting heart beside.
But fevered in her sleep she seems,
And red her ch.s'li with troubled dreams,
Ari irut:ers she in her unrest
I.ane she dare not breathe Ly ,lar
Aai clasps her Lord unto tlie breast
Wu!cl pants fuf one cways
Ard lac u t,iat embrace awaltes,
And, happy in the thought, mistakes
That dreaming SIGH and warm caress
Tor sAcb % he won't 10 bless,
And could in very fos,dncss weep
Ger hey WHO loves MIN cen in suep.
VI
II SisspN her Sleeping 20 LIS heart
ADllidend 10 each bTulen word;
He irs-wlly doth Prince Azo start,
.asiF1,e A.changsis voice he Heard
AM. well IN maya deeper doom
Gould scarcely thunder DER lis tomb,
When lie sl,l' wake 20 deep 10 more.
10 stand the etcGiia! throne before
we'd he may--ns sarthIy peace
Upon that sound u dom d 10 cease
iirt sleeping whisper OF name
oespeaks hlr gtIitt and Azo', shsne
And those that uaIne2 that o'tr his pillow
Soulis fesriula the lre1kiiig billo'r,
Which rolls the plank Oran the shore
AM dashcS on the pointed rock,
The wretch who siiks 20 rise no more
- came upon his soul the shock.
AiiG Who's tuat name, It's HugO's-hiS--
In spOth he had NOS deemed of dis!
liz iIngn's-e the c.rild Of one
he lnyetl--!'i, own sii-evii sorl--
she offspring oi bis waywsrtl youth,
W'iry &c V-,ray d hla4.cas iruth.
NJ inaid ~iose. folly could coniids
IN liin who rsaac ID nel Lis bride.