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'Tis done dread winter spreads its latest glooms	A
And reigns tremendous o'er the conquer'd year	B
How dead the vegetable kingdom lies	A
How dumb the tuneful Horror wide extends	A
His desolate domain Behold fond man	C
See here thy pictured life pass some few years	A
Thy flowering spring thy summer's ardent strength	D
And pale concluding winter comes at last	E
Thy sober autumn fading into age	F
And shuts the scene Ah whither now are fled	G
Those dreams of greatness those unsolid hopes	A
Of happiness those longings after fame	H
Those restless cares those busy bustling days	A
Those gay spent festive nights those veering thoughts	A
Lost between good and ill that shared thy life	I
All now are vanish'd Virtue sole survives	A
Immortal never failing friend of man	C
His guide to happiness on high And see	A
'Tis come the glorious morn the second birth	J
Of heaven and earth awakening nature hears	A
The new creating word and starts to life	I
In every heighten'd form from pain and death	K
For ever free The great eternal scheme	L
Involving all and in a perfect whole	M
Uniting as the prospect wider spreads	A
To reason's eye refined clears up apace	A
Ye vainly wise ye blind presumptuous now	N
Confounded in the dust adore that Power	O
And Wisdom oft arraign'd see now the cause	A
Why unassuming worth in secret lived	P
And died neglected why the good man's share	Q
In life was gall and bitterness of soul	M
Why the lone widow and her orphans pined	R
In starving solitude while luxury	A
In palaces lay straining her low thought	S
To form unreal wants why heaven born truth	T
And moderation fair wore the red marks	A
Of superstition's scourge why licensed pain	U
That cruel spoiler that embosom'd foe	V
Embitter'd all our bliss Ye good distress'd	W
Ye noble few who here unbending stand	X
Beneath life's pressure yet bear up awhile	Y
And what your bounded view which only saw	A
A little part deem'd evil is no more	Z
The storms of wintry time will quickly pass	A
And one unbounded spring encircle all	A2

James Thomson

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