The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-12-31

Sun des ading could not see ~ hisos her brows began to b.. st nor rcpentant conScieucc to>t lzaNaiird the chsrms his folly lost
 -c apish-d love 0; former times >.epi OCT hi> soul ike childhood s rhymes Eemnalng him of pcasurcs lied
 t-d oi past forever dead.
 ,- aid wavc> los, their fancicd charut> arir depth excited dire alarms.
 1riT blue lintS we're no longer seen. h,s strained cyesight they looked green srs sparkling grot,os. glist'ning ca,es igrncd all Al once 10 gloomy graves No longer sighing to explore, He sirovc 10 mount the vault once more nus memory ma, an ally prove fp weld tll- weak ming bands of 'oNe ii used his dying rays for levers And frantic were these last ende4Vors sai found that gravity prevented, tso down he must. though discontented. facn much regretting he had tarried, >cgreiting moro that hc was married Sesr.,t,ng also his desertion He sighct no longer for immersion tair Ocrat. ceased her lubiee tla finding Sol would fam be tree >sc hushcd the ieaping waves 10 rest , aon her apprchensIvc breast. >1r br.bed the winds 10 cease their lark B promised kisses-after dark; And smoothing out her weedy ,ress-> Inc batting lover thus addresses: What couds nv masters kiBsiy grace Ahy shroud m gloom thy beaming face E cannot be those hesving sighs ATc drawn rom thee by changing Skies. What though her voice so softly purred Your males,y has often heard hAt voice m angry accents high. N hen flames, not love. flashed from her eve. 0,t have 1 seen her m disdain Obscure your bright. celestial mIen. Has she not often on YOU lowered. And tears eaprieious willful shon cred ! iurbulen, and angry Sky
 Is ever tried your constancy. torget her charms and ind m me Love blended ~ith tranquility :" he Sun confessed her ~ords wers true And once again the waves looked blue Resides" sad he, Have net tried In .sain 10 gain her virtuous side. What though she looked so passing far When she heheid me sinking here, ! much suspect twas art. rss chance hal did her 6eeting charms enhance. And though my new abode should prove No silken couch for sleepy Love. II all this ocean bed should turn Into lrothing. boiling churn. And every separate pillow be Transformed into raging sea. l doubt If all their wrath fermented Could equal hers-my late lamensed And since must, go 10 find \ mistress in the sea as kind As she whom have left behind" Thus thinking then his forehead cleared. And he for nuptial hour prepared. Thus do our secret wishes tend To point the paths our fotiies wend. Though when those follies work us griei Our conscience finds a sweet relief In moaning the untowa ard fate That did the course psedestinate So hot h,s blood, so warm his gaze The clouds fled from him in amaxe .Avauntin he cried. -Ye diu1 ny view Seea through your haze my beauty paies. Not thus enshrouded wii | WOO Nor seek ny love encased in veils'' Loyes pallor swept ashwart his face, And Rapture closed his iaaguid e,e Q. Ocean, h thy warm embrace May well the Sun forget the Sky. Fair maids and maeroax thux twill be Through tine and all eternity. The mood capzieioas of 1n kour May bFeak tAe spell of beansyb poxer. The sharp rusoN, she quick reply, Ths gleeav hsow, shs elariag eye TAe elanos thaG fead iaaey threw Ger an thaf sepsssaiRed se you,