Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-11

liirrThe following, though written III an Album,
BY one Of our correspondents whose pieces have
be received with much favor, was very PEopetlyt
deemed BY friend worthy Of publications.
sShbblinss from the Shed behind the Wall
Sorrow comes 10 all 1hefe ATE moments when
ihe sun0.est hearts 10 feel dark e,ouds Of gloom
sathetug o'er them thick and FAST l'lsle are
LOurs, when The very sunlight Of peace Is driven
out from lie gladdtsl souls, and sorrow agddlsoP'
,int,usnt hold Illsit sway. There ate times Wien
life with all lis sweetness seems bIitet ildetd, and
the dread Of death is LOST upId tue coIHnollOh o.
troubled soul. Thertis NJ DAY 50 GFISbl and
beautiful, but That Of solle moment cloud may
not duff I'll The iIumiDed sky, ind hide lot llt'
liz while thesuAHsht bslnd. Vetlly sOEtOw COMES
to all
And ystis II moi better sol DO not oil these
ltbuIatVns make tie heatt puteI, aud give Ifssh
impulse 10 llr slakIug sUuli Does not tile ulOri'
lug light ssen ItIghlet llOm lie dafkHtss tlsl went
belotsj aud is not tie letIecl laInlOny ILaI FOL-
lows upon sO9ls dlscOfdsl strain THOUSAND tla'sS
swestet by very cUNttnstt
OIL tIlell remember lhls, fjit gitI Aud though
Poets pens huve told thte that thine eyes ute
tl, OK as night, and InOthets " lUo@ us laScina'
ting o. q Ialty's wand i-yet lie time muy cO'lv
wLrn lllsiI bnlIiincy may " diMlnsd in tLe nlls'
Of lpst falling lesrs, pHd The suopy 6lauces thai
flashed from theft unclUudtd SKY be shtouded In
lLo darkness and night Of SOULS bitter ugony,
Suchi$lite Aud YET every tear.dfop ihal falls
upon Thy burning cheek, selves II make thy heaI|
pltet aud better.
Have sou never wandered forth ID tlle calm OF a
summer morn, 10 sonic woodland glen, and there
sat down by the side VI UuUbug spting 10 watch
It's Joyous, sunny waycelS washing fotIh ftonthel
m9untuln beds, und dancing, ast were, to tie
twitenng music Of lie singing bills upon IIIi
lealy bUugls U'etItcadl And huHe you hot wnlclI'
I'd how, alter while, lhe impld sltearn became
coudel by tle falling learts, mud wiNeed dust
Until tie little pebbles below were lOsI beneath
tlv Jusky, floating mass' But Itoul liz mountain
side HE waters were rushing forth, pure aud col
orleSs aS befOre.
Aud after while The nowery banks, from lie
ptessute behind, gave way, aud out from the ruff
fled pool the &alels nadIy rushed, bearing NIL the
leaves aud dust along, until he hitle spring ''a'
pure aid EaPid as before.
Such Is llle human heart. rssptinPs aEe fed
from Tue sOuis pure JouHts But The dust aud
dpss Of eurli will sometime drop In, and will thtIr
dirk shadows cloud lie sunny siteams But tie
heart gtows sick VI these, and over running lis
banks with last falling tears, bears all impurities
awpy, and leaves once more the eolorless waves
behind.
Oh, then, when sOuow comes to Thee, do thou
open vide lline aims IL receive her, For | tell
thee she is an angel, though III sonbfe mourning
clad. With her hand she will smooth back the
dark tessts Of thy hair, and III the garden Of Thy
heat, wateted with het tears, plant flowers Of
Lore and hope, ftesIl from luz bills and delIs VI
Paradise,
J. d. NJ. @.
Wheeling, June 8lh, 1885.