New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-27
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
For the Weekly Tribune.
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twas night -ery dismal 20 dark that N vaia 's'
You rish, look for yor nose through the sooa ana 70
wnen:.he windows Of Heaven were oped' sno se'e '-
To torrents which deiuged and swept ger 'le sA'
A n,gh. for the horrors when, Il Il NOT uue
Tho FRO ;,azed red end the candles burnt o!ue'
yv,., c,,,,Ed no Oh tee heartes.one, Kept "srI
And none were abroad. save the s2riis Of storm
Tv,s irs. such hight, when, alas, NO oetads
w, D.... csIld her friends TO rejoice with bride
R.fuss,s were vain, 90 with con'c!snces plastic
Az the shoes on their feet, mean gum elastic
Tbs lsdes turnd cut in their silks and their ss;ins
suwrapoed in their coais with umbrellas and patterS
And some gentleman, too, an sure did the same
Though hardly can tell with what motives they came
For OF. times /. happens through life as we 'os
Our motives and selves are alike IN the ios
Ye. gossip hath rarnored that these mad mere CONE
For uough. sa-e 70 see certain iaoies sac nohie
So presumed, suppose from tncir not havinZ SAID
A sensible thing til their adieus we're pad
Yet deem ye no, all al taat party we're droDes-
The ear was eplfvened with many glad tones
Aud circles we're formed ty the young in ther Gee
Where Wit flowed freely in quick Eepsrtee
And anon goa might bee with what rapture intense
belle heard her beau swee:ly whisper nonsen--'
While each pretty ais sbe coquettishly tfy on
And kindIe his soul wiki the Beauties OF BYRON
Apart from the rest ike redoubted Jack Homer
lady sat musing, alone in a corner
60 deep her abstraction she deemed half profane
Tee testing around her and laughter insne
And by her was temp;iDgy seated chair-
To occupy 1t and disturb her. VINO darc'
she looked 90 attractive bewi,cbing. behere
That rushed to her side and said Miss with your leave
sotssSiag the world with its weeds and its tare-
IN your harvest of thoughts ia be pleased t" 60 shares
she forced suilc, and said she was dull
Blu, thought perceived that her heart was % iuil
Like the lights of the North that 50 tckerDg burn.
! fancied her feelings did ebb and return
Aud gazed upon her, u gaze in the night
A, II, queen in her beauty, when lambert and bright
She sendeth the hood OF her syery tides
On the clouds far beneath her and gideth Their side'
Yet lesye,h the mass ia q still deeper shade.
As a contrast twixt light and the shadow - made
endeayored 10 win down my queen from the sky
One rnonen, with thoughts philosophic ply
1 spoke Of fair Science enhroned on its steeps
The ocean OF Learning, ransacked It's decps
/ culed from Satire whit was pungent and bitter
And took from Romance what was fragrant ana s"eeef
spoke too Of Pocsy-said was cure
That the party once over, draught, oh how pure
She would drink from its spring, and crafty all
With feeling and though, that could not but cnlrall
spoke of the World, so fantastic and vain
But che stopped me short, and said, Oh refrain
The worldi-You awakened me out OF dream
The world IL thinking Of ounces and cream
The world and Its iolics-l prythee abstain
For thoughts netaphysic I'm no, IN the vein
Tho world and it. follics may make angels weep.
But, wero ut home, o, how sound should '!eeP