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In that calm & gentle sleep | In that calm & gentle sleep | ||
Of its greif my heart beguiling | Of its greif my heart beguiling | ||
| − | Bidding | + | Bidding me forbear to weep. |
| − | 2 | + | .... 2 |
But alas I still must sorrow; | But alas I still must sorrow; | ||
| − | While I think, I still must sigh-- | + | While I think, - I still must sigh-- |
A cruel blight may 'ere the morrow | A cruel blight may 'ere the morrow | ||
Bid my lovely rose-bud die.-- | Bid my lovely rose-bud die.-- | ||
| − | + | .... 3 | |
Yet should the blight in pity sparing | Yet should the blight in pity sparing | ||
Pass o'er Innocence like thine; | Pass o'er Innocence like thine; | ||
Still I view thee, sad, despairing, | Still I view thee, sad, despairing, | ||
| − | + | Lest thy lot resemble mine.-- | |
| − | + | .... 4 | |
Love may mark thee for delusion | Love may mark thee for delusion | ||
Revision as of 12:49, 12 February 2022
--The mother, to her sleeping Child.
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See the beauteous Body smiling In that calm & gentle sleep Of its greif my heart beguiling Bidding me forbear to weep.
.... 2
But alas I still must sorrow; While I think, - I still must sigh-- A cruel blight may 'ere the morrow Bid my lovely rose-bud die.--
.... 3
Yet should the blight in pity sparing Pass o'er Innocence like thine; Still I view thee, sad, despairing, Lest thy lot resemble mine.--
.... 4
Love may mark thee for delusion Freindship thy young heart deceive The World will mock they Soul's Effusion mock the underline Fool /underline that could believe.
