New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-14


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Ne sfcafi ~ 80 Holy Ghost
Nhstsrl 81 he loved aud lost
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~ in Worlds beyond The grave.
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Leaving his femotatIe Doen, 10 the eopgsbis readers
mbo viii ,ymps'biye Win ~ prDfouodosss Of eoncsp-
ton and yienous btse'y n laoZnsgs, We mUst Hossr
for moment oyer some N Tho smaller pieces, which
appeal more stropgy ~ the popular taste. nasnucb Sc
ibey delineste e sastere md psculiar experiences
What profusion Of natural beauty clutter in the
following description Of
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Tberor a aowor thst grows by the greenwood tree,
H. ifs dGsOiate boa0iy more dear b. me.
Than al hat bosk in the DoOltde beam
Through ihe long bright summer by fount and stream
Iko a purc hope n1rsed beneath sorrows wing,
Ifs tnid buds from he cold moss spring.
Their delicate bues Ike the pink sea shell,
Or ths shaded blush ~ b. acinths bell,
Their breath moro s1oet thnn the faint perfume
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Il l. not found by the garden well,
II wfeaiis NO brow Ia tho festai hall,
Bot II dUells IN the depths 81 the sbedOvy wood
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Mover did numbers ite name prD0n2,
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lish poetry.
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How softiy CONES ne sumner glal
a. evening e he hl-l
Forever marmuTinG Of thee
When basy crowds sro stsl
The vay side fowers seem - gEt>~
And whisper Of my halianess
The Jasmine twines her snowy stars
Into faircr wreath
The ulv hffs her proud tiars
More royalty beneath
The snow drop with her fairy bells
Ia silver time the story tells
Through all the dusky and dewy hours,
The banded stars above,
Are singing in their airy towers.
The melodies of love
And clouds of shadOwy silver fly
All night like doves, athwart the sky
Fair Dian ulls the throbbing stars
Into elysan dreams
And, ripping through my lattice bars,
Her bT0Oding glory streams
Around me, like the golden shower
That rained through Dances guarded tower
And when the waning moon doth glide
Into the valleys grey,
When like the music OF dream,
The night wind dies away,
When all the way side flowers have furied
Their wings, with morning dews impearied'
low bewilderng melody
Seems murmuring in my ear
Tones such as in the twilight wood
The aspen thrills to hear,
When Faunus sumbers on the hill
And all the entranced boughs are still
As specimen of true, simple pathos' read these
stanzas which we select from numerous others more
to accommodate want of space than tor their com
paratve merits.
SHE BLOOMS so MORE.
dread 10 see the summer sun
Come glowing up the sky
And early pansies, one by Que,
Opening the violet eye
Again the fair azalia bows
Beneath her snowy crest
in yonder hedge the hawthorn blows
The robin builds her nest
Tie tulips lifither proud tiirs,
The lilac waves her plumes
And peeping through my lattice bars,
The rose acacia blooms.
But she Fan bloom earth no more.
Whose early doom mourn
Nor Spring nor Summer can restore
Our flower untmely shOrn.
Size was our morning glory,