Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-07
FOR TIE ENQUIRER.
ELLEN OWEN TALk.

ye rose-lipt mnste.ls of tue t,,ncrl sronpt
Whose rugged base Pirruean fountains lave;
where Cutrictdes, bright. their lbvts recount.
And steep their golden tresseS in the wave
1;nsrels rs DER thy echoing harps We lean,
Indugent minsirels aid the nrtl,.>, song,
Warm with bright smiles nsi siadden me along
Freedom! Freedom here nIose
row IS reared peoples throne
Liverpool and CaS,treagh
Dimmed for Europe; day
Freedom Freedom here alone
Now is reared Esep'e'J throne
fhiliPpi aud Waerloos
Nrentied but cypress wreaiheS Tor yOu--
Freedom Freedom throw n raw
Here DER bard of other day
Loud To- iaud thee on thy way
And thou dread God! who rain 81 the Ter. ,hoye
40 soo,he tue sOrrowS Of successless love
Project Thy vo,ry with thy sheliering wing
D'phnei L trust, viii yet Of wood be tired
Aiming ~ modern times not much adnlire,,--
% good Apollo aid me sing
nmnrel, c.mbai, cithern sound or so,
- As from Olympus down n smile We Ming,
10 cheer thy weary banser-niaI, below
Another day anoiLer day
il come tu 90 with ages paSt-
ilhe ocean pillows, hnnchc,l Ia sprav,
The former mn.ling with the last
Another day annther day
As beams yon bright orb from the main
Behold for IL will soon decay:
wa some will ne'er behold again,
6nd others hut behold In vain
u or when ia eve Is sunk its lirbt
ho'hen Twill be "A dawnle>s night
hut whittier, ladies are Won roing
wished To sing Of Ellen Owen
- anu neither of the dead or ,iyner;
Iere's Mister Goodwin, rs before
in dashing curricle aud four,
Z sr0 months being nearly DER
ta>t onward Ia yOu city living
While dome and tower giuering bright
tJcnm gatly on the lovers sight
~ bounds his heart, approaching near
WIN all Oi hppe-and tonight uf fear.
Now IN that gay and gorgeous room
Mhich giit'rrmg giTandules illunc,
~ rom itS root, of crystal clear
With eagle spread and gilded chair
Depends the blazing chandelier
1ehold uudsonias nymph again,
hedicis marble chambers ms cr
tOntai med vision halfs 50 fair
ar ever bloomcd in beauiy's bower
a brighter n flirer flower
me trophy reared 10y female handsi
10 hero of Aoninn lands
May find its brightest wreath from, bc-
ror say, what wreath or inuelId need
Would hero OF illustrous deed
10 that lay Beauty twined-nref.rs
Winnie bending DER, with anxious eve
- rests II ON her parents by
Young Lndley strives, and strives in vain
IG hide his boSom's bliss and main
Which throhs his lovely cousin near
hih hope and iny-doubt AMI fear
go the rapt mother, round infnntine charms
, Imines win imPHssionsd Hiss, her ivory arms;
tiueA q or we eheruh nursling rs il slrsns
fonders its fate, aud signs, and smiIes-and wcenst
All that she told him ia the dell -
lle thinks OF, and remembers well
hel trembles lest some moment near
HH1Sy give his cherished hopes TO mir;
Mhe ELLEN seems, with scraph smile
To say ~ n1peT spM 5tguife -
9he happy parents look the while,
ma with benignant fondness see
Iiiat all they had but wished--nrlst be-
3n where's the aunt and saw in sooth
n WhI, IouE'less once both light and gay
saIled that fine female her youth
- 10 deck some happy bridal day ,"
les she was bright, yet wooed ANA won
~ beauty 10y faithiesS one
" no did no; hy his vows abide
nut LETT her for wealILier bride
She saw-and not, perhaps, wiii min
would not wound her nrai,ien pride
Yet never did she love again
While low the wretch, soon tnom.d IN do
Lay lost, as such a wretch Shnuld lie
with none to ask--by all Gurgot-
IL lived he once, lived lis nots
- ,sfyro be eontinued) sFnIEv
fhipp7ih' is false pronunciation which the render
IN susion 10 the trophy erected the heroes of reece
Tue classic Fair OF New York-wiom the suses would
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