Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-09
From he Eouispite Journal.
THE LAST INTERVIEW.

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, THE LAST INTERVIEW.
Here, in this lonely bower, where first | wo
/ come. heloved,s beneath the moon y pal
ray, amat
To gaze once more throughstruggliug tear
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and then to bear my broken heart ava,
| dafa not linger near thee az a broth sr; =
j feel my burning heart would still be thin
How could ] hope my passionate thoughts I
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While yielding all the sweetness to and
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+ a That should be mine! 81
Bot fate hath willed Il; The decree ID spoken
Now life may lengthen out its weary chain
For ref. Of thee, its ~lovliest links are bro
ken, FL In
May We but clasp them all in Heaven a
gain!
Yes, thod wilt there be mine, in yon blu
heaven; =. ~ ,sat
There are sweet meetings Of the pure ant
fond; sa ~. n
Oh joys unspeakable to such are given.
Wien the sweet ties Of love, that here are
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A glorious charm from Heaven thou dost III.
herit:
The gift, of angels unto thee belongs, st
Then breathe thy love in music, that thy sp'-
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May whisper to me-, thro' thine W sweet
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And though my coming life may soon resem-
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The desert spots, through wbichm ny steps
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Tho round thee then wild worsaippers assem-
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My heart will triumph if thine own but
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Yet, not when on our bower the light reposes
In golden glory, wilt thou sigh for me; 81
Not when the young bee seeks the crimson
And the far sunbeams trenble o'ertbe sea;
Blu. when at eve the tender heart grows fen-
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And the full soul with pensive love- ID
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Then with wet lids DER these sweet paths
afgathou'lt wander aesTis bH8 a@ha&ttf4 ~
And; thrilled with love, upon my memory
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And when at times Thy bird like voice entran-
The listening throrg with seme enchanting
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IF ] am near thee, lei thy heavenly glances
One gentle message to my heart convey,
ask but this-a happier one has taken III
From my lone lite the charm that made il
ask but This. and promise thee II mistaken,
TO. meet that look OF love-bnt oh! twill
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And now farewell! farewell. ! dare not
,,lengthen %.Gts, @r1
These sweet sad moments out; to gaze on
thee .ttr.. ~sl ia - -
Is bliss indeed, yet it but serves to strength
The love that now amounts 10 agony,
This is our last farewell, our last fond meet
Tie world is !, wild, vide, 0i and We must mus dwell
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hytsplrit gives thee, now, its last wild greet
ala.ings ..tgj gas ss8.9G gaHsLr.uaB.s i "A
With ip tulip, while pulse to pulse is beat
ing.
And heart to heart )--s45oJ3 sgsEAf |
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farewell! FAREWELL Our dream of bliss is
s5so over AGO., 4H94 3sHi. s.tgy as |
All save the memory Of our plighted love,
now must yield thee to thy happier lever, il
YetOh remember, thou art mine aborel, ii
lis a sweet thought. and, when by distance
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Twill lie upon our hearts, a holy. spell, Eas
tut The sadtears beneath thy lids have star
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And I--alast We both are broken-hearted-
% Dearest, farewell. : - 6s saa3a# j.
.H4e8 4feI Il s1sagGagst af#AMELIA.