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O let me seize thy pen sublime	A
That paints in melting dulcet rhyme	A
The glowing pow'r the magic art	B
Th' extatic raptures of the Heart	B
Soft Beauty's timid smile serene	C
The dimples of Love's sportive mien	C
The sweet descriptive tale to trace	D
To picture Nature's winning grace	D
To steal the tear from Pity's eye	E
To catch the sympathetic sigh	E
O teach me with swift light'nings force	F
To watch wild passion's varying course	F
To mark th' enthusiast's vivid fire	G
Or calmly touch thy golden lyre	H
While gentle Reason mildly sings	I
Responsive to the trembling strings	I
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SWEET Nymph enchanting Poetry	J
I dedicate my mind to Thee	J
Oh from thy bright Parnassian bow'rs	I
Descend to bless my sombre hours	I
Bend to the earth thy eagle wing	K
And on its glowing plumage bring	K
Blithe FANCY from whose burning eye	E
The young ideas sparkling fly	E
O come and let us fondly stray	L
Where rosy Health shall lead the way	L
And soft FAVONIUS lightly spread	M
A perfum'd carpet as we tread	M
Ah let us from the world remove	N
The calm forgetfulness to prove	N
Which at the still of evening's close	I
Lulls the tir'd peasant to repose	I
Repose whose balmy joys o'er pay	L
The sultry labours of the day	L
	-
And when the blue ey'd dawn appears	I
Just peeping thro' her veil of tears	I
Or blushing opes her silver gate	O
And on its threshold stands elate	O
And flings her rosy mantle far	P
O'er every loit'ring dewy star	P
And calls the wanton breezes forth	Q
And sprinkles diamonds o'er the earth	R
While in the green wood's shade profound	S
The insect race with buzzing sound	S
Flit o'er the rill a glitt'ring train	T
Or swarm along the sultry plain	T
Then in sweet converse let us rove	U
Where in the thyme embroider'd grove	U
The musky air its fragrance pours	I
Upon the silv'ry scatter'd show'rs	I
To hail soft Zephyr as she goes	I
To fan the dew drop from the rose	I
To shelter from the scorching beam	V
And muse beside the rippling stream	V
	-
Or when at twilight's placid hour	G
We stroll to some sequester'd bow'r	P
And watch the haughty Sun retire	H
Beneath his canopy of fire	G
While slow the dusky clouds enfold	W
Day's crimson curtains fring'd with gold	W
And o'er the meadows faintly fly	E
Pale shadows of the purpling sky	E
While softly o'er the pearl deck'd plain	T
Cold Dian leads the sylvan train	T
In mazy dance and sportive glee	J
SWEET MUSE I'll fondly turn to thee	J
And thou shalt deck my couch with flow'rs	I
And wing with joy my silent hours	I
	-
When Sleep with downy hand shall spread	M
A wreath of poppies round my head	M
Then FANCY on her wing sublime	A
Shall waft me to the sacred clime	A
Where my enlighten'd sense shall view	X
Thro' ether realms of azure hue	X
That flame where SHAKESPEARE us'd to fill	Y
With matchless fire his golden quill	Y
While from its point bright Genius caught	Z
The wit supreme the glowing thought	A2
The magic tone that sweetly hung	B2
About the music of his tongue	B2
Then will I skim the floating air	C2
On a light couch of gossamer	G
While with my wonder aching eye	E
I contemplate the spangled sky	E
And hear the vaulted roof repeat	D2
The song of Inspiration sweet	D2
While round the winged cherub train	T
Shall iterate the a ry strain	T
Swift thro' my quiv'ring nerves shall float	E2
The tremours of each thrilling note	E2
And every eager sense confess	I
Extatic transport's wild excess	I
'Till waking from the glorious dream	A
I hail the morn's refulgent beam	A
	-
DEAR Maid of ever varying mien	C
Exulting pensive gay serene	C
Now in transcendent pathos drest	E2
Now gentle as the turtle's breast	E2
Where'er thy feath'ry steps shall lead	E2
To side long hill or flow'ry mead	E2
To sorrow's coldest darkest cell	F2
Or where by Cynthia's glimm'ring ray	L
The dapper fairies frisk and play	L
About some cowslip's golden bell	F2
And in their wanton frolic mirth	R
Pluck the young daisies from the earth	R
To canopy their tiny heads	I
And decorate their verdant beds	I
While to the grass hopper's shrill tune	G2
They quaff libations to the moon	G2
From acorn goblets amply fill'd	E2
With dew from op'ning flow'rs distill'd	E2
Or when the lurid tempest pours	I
From its dark urn impetuous show'rs	I
Or from its brow's terrific frown	H2
Hurls the pale murd'rous lightnings down	H2
To thy enchanting breast I'll spring	K
And shield me with thy golden wing	K
	-
Or when amidst ethereal fire	G
Thou strik'st thy DELLA CRUSCAN lyre	H
While round to catch the heavenly song	I2
Myriads of wond'ring seraphs throng	I2
Whether thy harp's empassioned strain	T
Pours forth an OVID's tender pain	T
Or in PINDARIC flights sublime	A
Re echoes thro' the starry clime	A
Thee I'll adore transcendent guest	E2
And woe thee to my burning breast	E2
	-
But if thy magic pow'rs impart	E2
One soft sensation to the heart	E2
If thy warm precepts can dispense	I
One thrilling transport o'er my sense	I
Oh keep thy gifts and let me fly	E
In APATHY's cold arms to die	E

Mary Darby Robinson

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