The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-02-10

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Ana man. the hermit sighed ull woman
smiled -. ctmPb'h
whan man hnt entered Eden, rate,
n Va as much unlike paradise
AZ arc our fields, which wln,fy blasts have
scared
Ok iike the barren, unltoldth desert,
0r. ye, more like the tfacklca forest stll
W1Ich never yet hath echoed 10 mans tread
Nor ys, hath ever heard human voice.
Twas wildnss all, and sad disorder
Az augh, ,hs, showed Of nsaincs OF refine
mrnt
VA nowhere TO be seen In Paradise.
Iboagh beautiful within itself Eden
Yet needed more--i, was yet incomplete
For woman was not there.
Man was unhappy.
Prom day to day he ,rod the garden Ger,
And walked the solitary paths alone
h ths, uncul,ured garden all was gloom;
No sunshine there 10 light his lonely way
Noonc TO share his grief and solitude
And no one to return his smiles
Twas then that man frs, sighed for woman'i
smile.
Ne wandered DER the garden wild in search
Ofsomc,hing which he knew no, of--of some.
thing
Which he had never seen yet fain would see,
4 somcthiug he hsd never known yet longcd
TO know.
And 30, till gloomy night forced him to seek
His earthly couch, the darkened sky above
His mantle and his only winding.shect
And weary sink to troubled slumbcrs,
Or through long and sleeplcss nigh, 10 pine,
God saw that man was then unhappy,
And knew wha, needed was to make him blest
Aud on morning bright and beautiful,
when, In the east, Aurora neat arranged
Her toilet, and DER the world her radiance
spread,
Nan, reused by music sof, and sweet, awoke,
A ehange had over Eden sudden come.
lt<as as II by touch Of magic wand
Bot twas change ,ha, man lamen,ed mott
he looked amazed and wondered;
Ne looked, and lol beside him woman stood.
Ne gaied upon her with delight wondering
From whence she came and how a thing O
earth
Could be so beau,eouS 50 di,inely fair
And as b, viewed the first Of womankind,
Heel, pleasure hitherto unknown.
He es,while was a solitaire,
A. many whom none love have been,
Al have Of, times felt myself
when thought, ,ha, was loyeess and alone
osne stealing Ger my brain. OH then 10
earnes,
ff< eAved 70 die TOO madiy wished an eni
% al my misery.
III twas not so with our primsval head
ns fsl, no sorrow, ba, longing
4 wish which he now fsl, was graiihsd,
A. badly on the fair being be gsfcd.
TstAa had kindly Heaven been msrcifal,
An1 he was not alone, but had one
To 1eare his loneliress-his solitude
No1ssg,r diseon,en,ed now, bal blsst
Twas woman tha, had wrough, this longed-t,
change
And spread gloriou, halo DER the Garth;
Anl o'ef BIS vsrian, couch sweet flowers wei
s,rrwn,
Asd round him, DER him brrs,hsi son nelodis
Ara vmbling birds from bower to bower al
ting,
"a carol iays Of love round Paradise;
Anpn ,hsy jaying shIrped ss woman sailed,
Ia danced around Der glph-liks form.
IbAnvhils he ni with vondsr-bsaning eye,
IA silsat sa,sd on all around him,
lsining. wondering, ys, no word srsaklns,
- rapture then unspcsksbls was bis.
Ang,ls woman, put here 70 sOo,bs,
d eonior. .sd refine our nAiur. gross,
= then, how much ws Ovs 70 thee, sad y
Nv much more still 70 him who rave thee
woman, lovely woman, but for thee
An little less than brute would be,
hd nngh, he b su, brute rssued.
Ast 10 ihy charms would fsin be blind.
~ woman, We should love thee ever,
Ubrss, thy holy mission never.
30, then, Is there On earth % vii.
! ~eula 10, low svss, voman's smiisf
ho, thea, is there on earth 20 base
@oys no, 10 look on vOmsns facet
Fho lives tui tisws win aamintion,
l<6nsd. Or los, o. high In ssaton'
!. lives not; " be dos TOO vie
p s'ss receive proud remans smile.
a o. mus, be blind indeed,
H@ -omsns charms if bed b ffssl;
ma sslfsusmorsd, he mar bcsr
o him ihsir s'ail.. ~srs ever lost,
fs' bs.s' uot slI- |. No, sbt yOu
And happiness yoa sever kus~
res JOY yoa ever shall have .ss-s
ill bliss hyusniAl b your o-n:
,hcrnless path think no, 10 lrsal
Or haev curse i On Thy bead.
er yoa .rs deaf % ,hoashss rskssa
And ihina you are uiss, when yUu are hin,