Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-04
FOR THE ENQUfRER.

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FOR THE ENQUIRER.
nes addressed To J. T. jun. aged wears son Of ~
deceased, late Of m. A.
He iives in fame, though not in -SLah.peare
When il~sperus, with dewy eye,
Receives the giltied car Of day,
How grand each scene. as cloud and sky
In guild and purple wane away.
How bright, and brilliant NIL tue west
80 sinks the hero.heart to rest!
And 50, hath found, In nanhoo,l's bloom,
my tatber, premature, tomb!
The valiant on his fate looks down
And sees but wrsaths Of glory there;
For scowling look, aud awful irowu
" Dea'h-twss ever his TT dare;
aud though he sleeps the sleep OF death,
Beneath the daisy turf, or STONE
torever fed tile mortal breath--
His death Is death of earth alone
And many laurel, DER his grave,
From time shall gather strength, and grow
ets,"rm and tempest roar, and rave
Blight, budding, shall they bloom, and blow.
While high. and lovely DER the lawn,
As Summer gilds her blossom bowers
VIII fiwns and fairies strew, at dawn,
His tomb--'mid many n tear-wi,h lowers
Yes! quick shall polar ice-bergs melt,
As IL tropic sun they felt,
Ere hrtos deed and hero's name
Fade, "rea'hless, from the roils Of Fame
By many Snown-tu all who knew
Thy Sire hind, and true;
And many, though in life unknown
Shall weep above his marble st6ne-
Chatting, raging ON the shore,
lie hears the billowy war no more
Sor, Ger the wide and bounliess main,
For country helms his course again
,niid storms, by patrio:- vaiour led,
no ocean path lie failed - " cad
Gave wealth, aud luxury, and ease,
FOR wrathiul winds aud whelming seas
Lett happy home, and kindred smile,
Sos..,' VIII terror, death, and toll
And fought for gfoyy-not for gold
Alas can yet cen glory dry,
The name that gives the taper iigh,
Gnd bids u giow-consumcs IL too
20, John Thy sire hath closed in night
Eyes, never more 10 beam for you
Bui, though nj morrow e'sr shall be
anat nrnSs fathers smile for theej
S.i'I tsere are wio' IN love, prepare
40 sua'u thee with a fathers care !!
Alas can yet cen rIo,-, heal
The pangs the ~idsw's brens, m,s, fse,
When sees she snapped, no more n wi,r'
The dearest ties that bound to lifes
a et, what the sorrows In our times,
10 those OF other years and climes.
With broken sceptre al her feet.
And from her bend Taisn ,,,,,-
Behold no gorgeous thrnn. ~ sn,
No gay and gallant couriiers ron"s
Poor Margaret Of 4jnjom she speaks;
"Alas where are The roses n",s
That yermild DER those faded c..L,
Where, wherefore fed or wbv -. hos,
the winds have shake, ,,m,, ,,d,..r
Ernn, - snaneh ninp anu ieaf
a., t! v".er aseu ana hoary treei
Fer ,"s. :, - s" "iI ,,' ~ " IN giei
yssS .nn ~. ", I IL. ueioI eu-hke me-
a., s "n anu n n once had l;
Mo- IL 0 ,h.r a"u ~. m"s"Snu ooth are gone;
To drop lear trop On ,ny s,o,.
The sun that's set again will shine
But Henry's smile will ne'er he mine
The tree that's stark again will bioon,
But Edrard comes not from The tomb,
\ ,.o r,v r.,...,. , '''
In Aibyp,s Iins,,or, ILL., W own
AMI sn, s IN h'oyns threne;
WrecL r,,;n go, -Sn Pr,hcess-'here
7 MI , s."u'y anu despair
Gu. ~ hancns.er' OF YORK
u, 49, VIE MiN0 y itoynsL shj
That con,a soes e. Tue traitor werk
NJ, La sou" ,, eacn UNIFORMED hope beguile
ny a. u nenIy' IN the Tower,
~ =; u1 m;''n 10 death was donej
VIVA, am co,,'I "a s.nendish power,
~ Tt arm cou'u save my hapess son!
49, m w1h paIh, ,hough young aud brave,
With bloody brand hs ',sh, nJ'n neguMe.D
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