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Alas how am I chang'd Where be the tears	A
The sobs and forc'd suspensions of the breath	B
And all the dull desertions of the heart	C
With which I hung o'er my dead mother's corse	D
Where be the blest subsidings of the storm	E
Within the sweet resignedness of hope	F
Drawn heavenward and strength of filial love	G
In which I bow'd me to my father's will	H
My God and my Redeemer keep not thou	I
My soul in brute and sensual thanklessness	D
Seal'd up oblivious ever of that dear grace	D
And health restor'd to my long loved friend	J
Long lov'd and worthy known Thou didst not leave	K
Her soul in death O leave not now my Lord	L
Thy servants in far worse in spiritual death	B
And darkness blacker than those feared shadows	D
Of the valley all must tread Lend us thy balms	D
Thou dear Physician of the sin sick soul	M
And heal our cleansed bosoms of the wounds	D
With which the world has pierc'd us thro' and thro'	N
Give us new flesh new birth Elect of heav'n	O
May we become in thine election sure	N
Contain'd and to one purpose stedfast drawn	O
Our soul's salvation	O
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Thou and I dear friend	J
With filial recognition sweet shall know	O
One day the face of our dear mother in heaven	O
And her remember'd looks of love shall greet	P
With looks of answering love her placid smiles	D
Meet with a smile as placid and her hand	Q
With drops of fondness wet nor fear repulse	D
Be witness for me Lord I do not ask	R
Those days of vanity to return again	O
Nor fitting me to ask nor thee to give	S
Vain loves and wanderings with a fair hair'd maid	T
Child of the dust as I am who so long	U
My captive heart steep'd in idolatry	N
And creature loves Forgive me O my Maker	N
If in a mood of grief I sin almost	V
In sometimes brooding on the days long past	W
And from the grave of time wishing them back	X
Days of a mother's fondness to her child	Y
Her little one	O
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O where be now those sports	D
And infant play games where the joyous troops	D
Of children and the haunts I did so love	G
O my companions O ye loved names	D
Of friend or playmate dear gone are ye now	O
Gone diverse ways to honour and credit some	Z
And some I fear to ignominy and shame	A2
I only am left with unavailing grief	B2
To mourn one parent dead and see one live	C2
Of all life's joys bereft and desolate	D2
Am left with a few friends and one above	G
The rest found faithful in a length of years	D
Contented as I may to bear me on	O
To the not unpeaceful evening of a day	E2
Made black by morning storms	D
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September	N

Charles Lamb

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