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From Mirth's bright circle from the giddy throng	A
How sweet it is to steal away at eve	B
To listen to the homeward fisher's song	A
Whilst dark the waters of the ocean heave	B
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And on the sloping beach to bear the spray	C
Dash 'gainst some hoary vessel's broken side	D
Whilst far illumin'd by the parting ray	C
The distant sail is faintly seen to glide	D
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Yes 'tis Reflection's chosen hour for then	E
With pensive pleasure mingling o'er the scene	F
Th' erratic mind treads over life again	E
And gazes on the past with eye serene	F
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Those stormy passions which bedimm'd the soul	G
That oft have bid the joys it treasur'd fly	H
Now like th' unruffled waves of Ocean roll	G
With gentle lapse their only sound a sigh	H
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The galling wrong no longer knits the brow	I
Ambition feels the folly of her aim	J
And Pity from the heart expanding now	I
Pants to extend relief to ev'ry claim	J
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Thus as I sit beside the murm'ring sea	K
And o'er its darkness trace light's parting streak	L
I feel O Nature that serenity	K
Which vainly poetry like mine can speak	L
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O'er the drear tract of Time Remembrance views	M
Some dear some long departed pleasure gleam	N
So o'er the dark expanse the eye pursues	M
Upon the wat'ry edge a transient beam	N
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The spot fraternal love has sacred made	O
Solemn yet sweet like groves in twilight gloom	P
Mem'ry revisits and beneath its shade	O
Faintly it sees each faded joy re bloom	P
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By Fancy led from Death's cold bed of stone	Q
Lovely tho' wan what cherish'd form appears	R
Oh gentle Anna A at thy name alone	Q
Genius and Grace and Virtue smile in tears	S
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Half wrapp'd in mist I see thy figure move	T
O'er thy pale cheek appears its wonted smile	U
With lunar lustre beam those looks of love	V
That once could life of ev'ry care beguile	U
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Faintly I hear thy angel voice again	E
There's music in the sweet and dying sound	W
Like Philomela's soft and echo'd strain	X
It spreads a soothing consolation round	W
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Adieu bless'd shade Imagination roves	S
To distant regions o'er th' Atlantic wave	Y
Ah not to genial skies or fragrant groves	S
To drop a tear upon a kindred grave	Y
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Hard was thy fate Eliza B It was thine	Z
Tho' wit thy mind tho' beauty grac'd thy form	A2
Behind Affliction's weeping cloud to shine	Z
With star like radiance in a night of storm	A2
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Fierce from the sun the fiery fever flew	B2
And bade the burning sand become thy tomb	P
O'er thee no willow drops its mourning dew	B2
Nor spotless lilies o'er thy bosom bloom	P
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Oh when we stood around our brother's bier	C2
And wept in life's full bloom to see him torn	D2
Ah little did ye think that such a tear	E2
As then ye shed so soon your fate would mourn	D2
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Farewell dear shades accept this mournful song	A
At once the tribute of my grief and love	V
Fain would it try your virtues to prolong	A
Here priz'd and honour'd and now bless'd above	V

John Carr (sir)

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