The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-04-26
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3l M als, .EstAs ssirHEas:
Who, that hath listeaed, hath not heard
ari.e, aaii s0i a9hId MS isat va
rtom hearss5d dign.tedS with thoaghts q y
death, 55esss
Murmars and anxious quesiionings Ike
,h0se1 Il " !,
And destiny makes answer.to them all. s9!t'
,nWhen am dead whose band will bring
10 ny Low grave some trace Of spring. 9li
iiai,ok,n Of remembrance brief,
'Express,calbylo one unfolding leaf: sI3
viii pluck for me The. tinted flowers
Within The forests waking bowers
BeneathEwhose shadows, faint, and Still,
They whisper 10 the putling fill
say, viii no one 20 that lone sPst, 4 3
Bling one pale, blue forge,.ms;not2 81
.tHush, restless heart 1. cannot be-. a
Tho spring.time ecomss mo e'iOrlthes.
Thciwoo oodswith bursting buds are rife, II
Bnttthey shall reynsths bsowef life;
And wave in garlands, fresh and gay,
Around Tie blae.oy Cd Queen q May.
y Yes, meet d spring; lines breezy mitshi
For every laag ghing;child Of earth
And 20 sad memories may rise i;i
Meath her sweet voice, and bfaming oyes.n
.aWhen summer. comes; will not one rose
,0fall 5th Na,ing tree bsstows, n GisS :
By some kind friend Of days long hsd,
Bc PLACED in mem'ry..o The dead Z 4 +
| One crimson rose, within whose breas.
The scented dew!drops lightly rest! Y si31' p
Or one, spray Of the dropping flower q stsn
That dsekslthel maiden !, favored bower q
,hou Tor thine absent child ? Il
Thou. queen of seasons, warm and Wild
i
Q, marmuring heart, why still lament , Nv
Al ,ofihy summer days, are spent, y I,4..i7g
The reses blush meath Beauty's glance,
Midst SON, aal laugh, and aying dance.
They glow against her FURNISHED hair |; e
Their subtitle fragranes itlls ,the.hir,Ilts9t
While buoyant. hearts, careless and free, K
4 4
Thrill with 4lhe mnsie1s Wi,cherys Il
From scenes; ef mirti ,thou long hast fed.
wliat, 10 Tie living are ths dead W
ssIl \ isl,iii y llit,ll
!awhen The sweet summer sinks 70 resi-, y,
Dwi.hini.h aatamu's glowing breast
And dreamily .hc golden haze
Creep, through the woodlands winding;
When through the, gloaa,ing resreEs come
Singing the;j Joyous Harvest Home, =
;willEone3 regrettulg thought ot nc
Arllc, on!its soft melody, -.
And lid them st5a!whlspetipgl wave ll
ofssarletl leaves u pom { ny grave !,
.tt,Tis vain, sad heart Thinkest ttou when.
The rustliag leaves bestrewjthe glen, 5F5sFi7=
Wien days are iair, aud warm, .aad still,
And gladly ,marma,s sysry. Etli ;Sfls5..i.sFfffs
When round bright moons, through all
The night, F;:'..s : 3.s...s:;, " .5s
Ba,llcd the calm earth in softest light, r
That one full hear, will less rrjoiec
For mcm'ry Of an abtent voice 2 z.Z
What have, the radiant aud gay 4fa5,15,
To do With darkness and decay?n
= I. Z ! ~ S@TiITii ~ ItfiuBFl= lfIs
"whcn winter spreads his snowy pail !
Over the brilliant rebO Of full. II, -. = s.
When all lhe grass Is brown, and sere,
And hollow winds ate sad and drear,4 q
Whose hand for ,ne wreath will twiue Iot!
OF holly ltavcs, or sighins pins2d al boz,
ofwaviug forms, fee and Impressed .i,It,,t
light ftiuges from the mountains crest !,
Blsst season OF The starry night;
Stall moi SHIRE Thy treasures bright n r
"sdll lost thou speak9 Q, troubled hear,
Thou art a thing from life apart. RilfF5 s"g'
The banquet hall ha:h' fern and pine =
Reflected III lis sparkling vino ;ii4il,l n
And holly berries glance in gIss, .i;.+.i g
Where fingers, not 0 trace d oEthee.
Ali who ONlii qail ths,he fsstal' thfeng, agll
And palseiw here thou hast slum6erel long,
Leaving enirrs slsaf to say Go .iiS.''i
Z miss tlieeI on 'this; happy dsy < ! =
.ts1u t3l . lS1i7S = g lSss.gi 3 ..s5t'S ~, I
"sti!l. taboye Thy dreatnless sleep, s.ss' g.
Even iheigtays smosss shodld otleteeps
GtieYe snot; tsaf,h'ss brightest ,hings are
dust, s
Her gel1s are clay her gold !. rust. . Il
And, somewhere, iorthe striving soul,
There lies . tairfeelestial goal, ~ n,
Beyond tho aatkfning hand Of Tim,
Midst choral !s,mph phoaiss sabine;
Where aagelSh hands shall Gull sfof! Thee
Tho tlowais d ofinmortall,y. ~
i GlEss,Eta, ". Va. March, ess "
uuH / l.ll1 r. -. - W
Unatitae wa, Presides,,it llaS3Do an
der Preten Of KeepiM0'Pe Peaee
n at Etections.
On The cxpiratio IF the Smorns
Jig hour the army sappro opriation
bill was taken up, and Nir. Morgan
said that aftor he intended to speak
in vinSlication5qf thqI attitudes Of
the Southern lnenberso Congress.