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ENLIGHTEN'D Patron of the sacred Lyre	A
Whose ever varying ever witching song	B
Revibrates on the heart	C
With magic thrilling touch	D
Till ev'ry nerve with quiv'ring throb divine	E
In madd'ning tumults owns thy wondrous pow'r	F
For well thy dulcet notes	G
Can wind the mazy song	B
In labyrinth of wild fantastic form	H
Or with empassion'd pathos woo the soul	I
With sounds more sweetly mild	J
Than SAPPHO's plaint forlorn	K
When bending o'er the wave she sung her woes	L
While pitying ECHO hover'd o'er the deep	M
Till in their coral caves	N
The tuneful NEREIDES wept	O
AH whither art thou flown where pours thy song	B
The model and the pride of British bards	N
Sweet STAR of FANCY's orb	P
O tell me tell me where	Q
	-
Say dost thou waste it on the viewless air	Q
That bears it to the confines of high Heav'n	K
Or does it court the meed	O
Of proud pre eminence	N
Or steals it o'er the glitt'ring Sapphire wave	R
Calming the tempest with its silver sounds	N
Or does it charm to love	S
The fond believing maid	O
Or does it hover o'er the ALPINE steep	M
Or softly breathing under myrtle shades	N
With SYMPATHY divine	K
Solace the child of woe	T
Where'er thou art Oh let thy gentle strain	K
Again with magic pow'r delight mine ear	U
Untutor'd in the spells	N
And mysteries of song	B
Then on the margin of the deep I'll muse	N
And bless the rocking bark ordain'd to bear	Q
My sad heart o'er the wave	R
From this ungrateful isle	V
When the wan queen of night with languid eye	W
Peeps o'er the mountain's head or thro' the vale	X
Illumes the glassy brook	Y
Or dew besprinkled heath	Z
Or with her crystal lamp directs the feet	O
Of the benighted TRAV'LLER cold and sad	O
Thro' the long forest drear	Q
And pathless labyrinth	A2
To the poor PEASANT's hospitable cot	O
For ever open to the wretch forlorn	K
O then I'll think on THEE	B2
And iterate thy strain	K
And chaunt thy matchless numbers o'er and o'er	Q
And I will court the sullen ear of night	O
To bear the rapt'rous sound	O
On her dark shad'wy wing	C2
To where encircled by the sacred NINE	K
Thy LYRE awakes the never dying song	B
Now BARD admir'd farwel	X
The white sail flutters loud	O
The gaudy streamers lengthen in the gale	X
Far from my native shore I bend my way	D2
Yet as my aching eye	W
Shall view the less'ning cliff	E2
'Till its stupendous head shall scarce appear	Q
Above the surface of the swelling deep	M
I'll snatch a ray of hope	F2
For HOPE's the lamp divine	K
That lights and vivifies the fainting soul	X
With extacies beyond the pow'rs of song	B
That ere I reach those banks	N
Where the loud TIBER flows	N
Or milder ARNO slowly steals along	B
To the soft music of the summer breeze	N
The wafting wing of TIME	G2
May bear this last ADIEU	O
This wild untutor'd picture of the heart	O
To HIM whose magic verse INSPIR'D THE STRAIN	K

Mary Darby Robinson

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