Litchfield enquirer., 1835-09-03
POETRY.
gOR THE ENoUIRER. TO--nl-.. !.

v M f T IseRt sbee late wreath Of Aowers, ; as.7 :. ii The sfairess of the spri1g.r, tls--.saFisA }a na IthO"gIh ',wOud cbeerthy lonely houVss stis pf That fragrant Ii.tIe ihing; ,.isa[ ,li'7 r 4& -4g sent thee late . bunch of roses t7i a1taa.H To bear my sOVe to ilsee. s''efs ." ,' "a'f P fJ Bot thoi did's. sleh. ny pretty poses. o7-' . And send them back to me. zs It was taf sies, Cor thee alone ae .'} sa h1e s1snI sought ,ke airess aowess ;assisrE ss;i v as aa Ieave- -6aI soo6 the bird was AOwh--I aasl '@ Were gODe those happy. hOOrs; 2'pea s'sl i' thought that rhou would'sI prize my rOsss '
 And aye seaemLer me, .,t. ,, Bot time the bi,,eF truth discioses. ' .,;,., 10 s.. Thou cares. nough. for ne.t.,f.s,h .- tad '4a fblscked them on she Ouns;n's brOw. 'a'i'4' Bd, some within the dell. ' iH. i'E'si 27"'''
 wrea,hed them round myrtle bough, 'F' Faiir flowers swee, oi smell; '' *'',' ' n, Bu. ,hos did's, sliehtmy wreath of roses, .5e. ssog.. The Aowers sent to, thee,, s .sf ,sr ao Thou only brea,hed'st on my poses, ssa sub G7aa Asd cen. ahe'n backse ne. aa3 x, a ~ loved, and every took implied ',.'S' A.. Twas favor ia thy eyes; ..... .l-. |. 0nS0t OgeHtDe SVUuU tneVS SuGu SsbSuS J Thou spirit of the skies; ,,a .,at....'ta
 But aow,he lie of love is broken, .., ..in rt ;, I'll lhiak no more. Ona ahee, n. a,.l $. 5v, 4a iThs sligh,ed wreath hath loudly spoken, |ssi ia Thou eArest noHght Cor ne. g@tf JUEIo' T We insert the following heaufal verses as speci. men of aew ses of sangsjuss pahlished by heore- There are twelve of, them. says the Loadoa Times, :" aud e aiiak that they among shehesa efforts of the mos, graceful and laacifal ef English lyric poes" HnIa5a aaT as.oestgs y;!t Boss. Gas. ' ~ If ,,iou woul1s, have me sing and play, i"t aa | Al ones played aud sane,sf -t.h 7i.'ai ''ss b. EiEsa take this tme-w0rn lulN away, ii fgtfw Cali N Sacs I G ,Se r ,;me wHen Pleasures sigh 7 .e' AsS Frs. breathed among tie s.rings;
 And Time himsslf in 1iting by,sS y3a ttt"i"
 Made musc with his wings.
 i, Take, take llse Worp-oat iule awayslaH, aE,T
 Aud bring one newly strung, n. - r ; lf itou wo9ldsi have me sing and psays
 't7F Az once played and sssg.r y "i a't 's'''
 R Bu, bow ;s sh;;si though aew,l,e late, :. s@s @
 And shiaine fresh the crirds, "@ @s 2 Reueath this haad they slumlJeF muees '" FAb0i ua8N Orspeak ba, dreamy words. 5 . b9d3tefs :. Yg In vain seek ihe soul ihai dwelt .f VI ,..e8
 Wishia slas once loved sbelh 6y
 Which told % warmly what u felt. " 7s'. ' H 9itt And Gelt-sviSas mo6Shs could tell. m tslt e.H VI Ok ask nos, then, iorpassio0's lay ssA ft
 From iaso % c0ldly sirupg ;,I5s ty,.E,..,tte4;t
 With this De'er eaR siUg or play,
 Az once played and spng.
 Ne4-btiag iha, losg loyed lp,s essia. 7a sT
 Though chill'd 6y years h be- ...,,,..,. s .
 If ihnu wilt call the sl1usheFsng sssnsns
 'Twill wake again sos shee.
 ? Thoaeh niae has ftpzei iheIsuaefal stream p,G r.sf or ihoughia that gaslaed along, .l }..1f ts
 One look lrosn ihee, i'ke sammet 2 beam. Wiii ,haw them iat0 song.
 i'a Then give, oh give that ssakaniag ray.F mid Aesi once more hli,he and ycSng, tt Thy l,afd again will sing and play, Dog p4s Az once he played aud song. ........ ....-..s