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WHEN will my troubled soul have rest	A
The beauteous LEWIN cried	B
As thro' the murky shade of night	C
With frantic step she hied	C
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When shall those eyes my GYNNETH'S face	D
My GYNNETH'S form survey	E
When shall those longing eyes again	F
Behold the dawn of day	E
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Cold are the dews that wet my cheek	G
The night mist damps the ground	C
Appalling echoes strike mine ear	H
And spectres gleam around	C
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The vivid lightning's transient rays	I
Around my temples play	E
'Tis all the light my fate affords	J
To mark my thorny way	E
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From the black mountain's awful height	C
Where LATHRYTH'S turrets rise	K
The dark owl screams a direful song	L
And warns me as she flies	K
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The chilling blast the whistling winds	M
The mould'ring ramparts shake	N
The hungry tenants of the wood	C
Their cavern'd haunts forsake	N
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Those tender limbs unus'd to stray	E
Beyond a father's door	O
Full many a mile have journey'd forth	P
Each footstep mark'd with gore	O
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No costly sandals deck those feet	C
By thorns and briars torn	Q
The cold rain chills my rosy cheek	G
Whose freshness sham'd the morn	Q
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Slow steals the life stream at my heart	C
Dark clouds o'ershade my eyes	K
Foreboding sorrow tells my soul	R
My captive Lover dies	K
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Yet if one gentle ray of hope	S
Can sooth the soul to rest	C
Oh may it pierce yon flinty tow'r	T
And warm my GYNNETH's breast	C
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And if soft pity's tearful eye	U
A Tyrant's heart can move	V
Ill fated LEWIN yet may live	W
To clasp her vanquish'd Love	X
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And tho' stern war with bonds of steel	Y
His graceful form shall bind	C
No earthly spell has pow'r to hold	C
The freedom of his mind	C
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And tho' his warm and gallant heart	C
Now yields to fate's decree	Z
Its feelings spurn the base constraint	C
And fly to LOVE and ME	Z
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Then BRANWORTH Lion of the field	C
O hear a maiden plead	C
Sheath not thy sword in GYNNETH'S breast	C
Or too let LEWIN'S bleed	C
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To valiant feats of arms renown'd	C
Shall earthly praise be giv'n	Q
But deeds of MERCY mighty Chief	A2
Are register'd in HEAV'N	Q
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Thy praises shall resounding fill	B2
The Palace of thy foe	C2
While down the joyful LEWIN'S cheek	G
The grateful tear shall flow	C2
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And sure the tear that VIRTUE sheds	D2
Some rapture can impart	C
What gem can deck a victor's throne	Q
Like incense from the heart	C
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Now the grey Morning's silv'ry light	C
Dawn'd in the eastern skies	K
When at the lofty lattice grate	C
Her Lover's form she spies	K
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He lives she cried My GYNNETH lives	E2
Youth of the crimson shield	C
The graceful Hero of my heart	C
The glory of the field	C
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Come down my soul's delight she said	C
Thy blue ey'd LEWIN see	Z
YRGANVY'S Daughter thy true Love	X
Who only breathes for THEE	Z
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Then haste THEE from thy prison house	F2
Ere yet the Foe doth rise	K
Oh haste ere yet the Morning Sun	Q
Doth flame along the skies	K
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Ah speak my heart is chill'd with fear	G2
My fault'ring voice doth fail	H2
Why are thy darling eyes so dim	I2
Thy cheek so deathly pale	H2
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I am THY GYNNETH'S GHOST sweet maid	C
Avoid the madd'ning sight	C
Those eyes that doated on thy charms	J2
Are lock'd in endless night	C
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This loyal heart which beat for thee	Z
Is rent with many a wound	C
Cleft is my shield my glitt'ring spear	G2
Lies broken on the ground	C
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My bones the eagle hath convey'd	C
To feed her rav'nous brood	C
The savage BRANWORTH'S cruel hand	C
Hath spilt my purple blood	C
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Then hie thee hence ill fated maid	C
Ere greater woes betide	C
To where LLANGADOC'S silver streams	K2
Along the vallies glide	C
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There where the modest PRIMROSE blooms	L2
Pale as thy lover's shade	C
My mangled relics shalt thou find	C
Upon the green turf laid	C
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Then hie thee hence with holy hands	M2
Build up a sacred shrine	Q
And oh chaste maid thy faith to prove	V
Mingle thy dust with mine	Q
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Ah have you seen a mother's joy	N2
In cherub sweetness dress'd	C
Seiz'd by the numbing hand of death	O2
Expiring at her breast	C
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Or the fond maid whom morrow's dawn	Q
Had hail'd a wedded fair	P2
Doom'd to behold her lover's corse	Q2
Scorch'd by the lightning's glare	P2
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So stood the hopeless frantic maid	C
YRGANVY's graceful child	C
Cold was her cheek her dove like eyes	K
Fix'd in amazement wild	C
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This panting heart at length she cried	C
A sharper pang doth feel	Y
Than thine brave youth when rent in twain	Q
By BRANWORTH'S poison'd steel	Y
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No more these sad and weeping eyes	K
My father's house shall see	Z
Thy kindred spirit calls me hence	R2
I haste to follow thee	Z
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Beside thy tomb the TRAV'LLER'S tear	P2
Shall join the crystal spring	S2
Around the solemn dirge of woe	C2
Shall sainted DRUIDS sing	S2
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The weary PILGRIM faint and sad	C
Shall stay his steps awhile	T2
The memory of his OWN hard fate	C
THY story shall beguile	T2
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There wet with many a holy tear	P2
The sweetest buds shall blow	C2
There LEWIN'S ghost shall mark the shrine	Q
A monument of woe	C2
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Thrice did he ope the lattice grate	C
And thrice he bade adieu	C
When lo to join the parting shade	C
The MAIDEN'S SPIRIT FLEW	C

Mary Darby Robinson

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