Affection's charm no longer gilds
The idol of the shrine;
But cold Oblivion seeks to fill
Regret's ambrosial wine.
Though Friendship's offering buried lies
'Neath cold Aversion's snow,
Regard and Faith will ever bloom
Perpetually below.
I see thee whirl in marble halls,
In Pleasure's giddy train;
Remorse is never on that brow,
Nor Sorrow's mark of pain.
Deceit has marked thee for her own;
Inconstancy the same;
And Ruin wildly sheds its gleam
Athwart thy path of shame.
The Personified Sentimental
Bret Harte
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Poem topics: faith, never, pain, snow, sorrow, pleasure, oblivion, idol, regret, shame, charm, train, bloom, cold, Print This Poem , Rhyme Scheme
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