Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-16
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OF bomc or Wilderness, OF port or "'eeS'
Consea'e, imsued with the wonders Of his own transit
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rsyerbera,ed among his native hills IN '"' eN9'''''
The incidents Of tale hcntts,'rtns-'he @ Tie
s mind is sustained at Height 10 trace clear! I
delightfully."- different views aud characters sh, and n,s
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res, which nigh, higher elevation onyto
br romantic YET natural events, there P,s, 70
the sympa,hie uteug and the mihu hc
side alton is and flowing running
ran, and occasional and honohs n,e
porrayng OF the storm al seq IMAGES of surprising
and vigorous, and full OF natural paths anu '"''0
beauty. If nerree, and pure morality-and
r,r;, If nie,v soft cloud in the moonlight, whien
SSbibed Inc raw mildly Po"ts to Others Inc brighter
nec abou, the first poem the vo
un,e withou, exactns one more p'ns W s Snn,n mo-
'Ds' n Sse oo,bsr.n What chain ofbissu thought
J. in tina, home endearins sentence wrought
I. there Oh earth melody so dear, ;,
A. that sweet sound TO gentle cni'unooa &c, .a'
My mother soo,hes my grief, tchnes my bliss
Add asks bu, what love to sire-u KISS.
sSc though The truant heart OF manhood stray,
70 other CHI and other frisnds away
The memory OF mothers love, at last,
Returns like bread on Niles rich waters cast
To prove the soate OF q stricken heetl, ,,
M Tb.a ;' no, S Ssa Leaf yield
Undyins odours when through chi'dhood's held
or sunny da vs. and blooming sweets, a.,
To hail mothers smile the cIOutlcs memory Heels y
Among poems the one entitled ne oe fI.o
id prect-t the last flash OF the scnetaf VI ''e
m i Poem 10 :rhom s,a,ucs again the same naiu
outpoutins VI heart, which, win "
,sDedca,on the "Scochman's Song Is the
81, bs sy,sh,re Poets own spiri, touch.
these. there are my other exquisite product ons the
entitled Love is Pat,han" is Pn! tu ana happy tms oI
also 1.-The Wherd Rose Bud composed OF The sweetest aa
mo delicate OF poetic thought . . nm, %,
In tho offerings of Sacred Poetry the sentiment IS pure ana e
vent v striking aud wholesome evidence that snceie o"'
bum5e poty is perfectly compatible with truly great mind.
WE , s%nn0 ees oned Morning.
family sIOuPe about to 60 10 """
COZ trus,y donkey's back they place
The honovrd grand sire Of the race,
10 walk too feeble now;
While DER her fathers hairless head
The daughters handkerchief 10 spread
To shield his naked brow
AT least o. however fail,
To 20 O church ne canno, aii
Tor Mary means, to-day!
To dedicate herself 20 God,
And tread the path her fathers ,rod
And he, for her, must pray.
She his solace in decay,
The light his declining day,
And through her us,rous eye,
II. 10, o IooS Natures face,
Ki.I!cd lnioa richer grace
By youth aad petH.i
The youn.n., too by all car"ssd,
Must not BE- lett behind the rest;
An undivided hand,
Imbued with love. and iich in grace,
They hasten his holy flicc,
To homo Gods command.
Oh, who woutl forfeit such JOY
A giIls the OF that sweet boy,
And smoohcs his srandsres brow,
And beams in Rosas ardent eyes,
And heayes "a Mary's heaTte!tsishs
For all earth could besto"!
Yes. blessed Sabbath morn, thy light
Is atnucni, in pure delight,
To those who 10 thy rest
Beyond thy sun, Heavenly ray
Adds rzorllustrc 10 the day,
And shines the breast.