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Come my dear Love and let us climb yon hill	A
The prospect from its height will well reward	B
The toil of climbing thence we shall command	C
The various beauties of the landscape round	D
Now we have reached the top O what a scene	E
Opens upon the sight and swallows up	F
The admiring soul She feels as if from earth	G
Uplifted into heaven Scarce can she yet	H
Collect herself and exercise her powers	I
While o'er heaven's lofty wide extended arch	J
And round the vast horizon the bold eye	K
Shoots forth her view with what sublime delight	L
The bosom swells See where the God of day	M
Who through the cloudless ether long has rid	N
On his bright fiery car amidst a blaze	O
Of dazzling glory and in wrath shot round	D
His burning arrows with tyrannic power	P
Oppressing Nature now his daily course	Q
Well nigh completed toward the western goal	R
Declines and with less awful majesty	S
Concludes his reign his flamy chariot hid	N
In floods of golden light that dazzles still	A
Though less intense O how these scenes exalt	T
The throbbing heart Louisa canst thou bear	U
These strong emotions do they not o'erpower	U
Thy tender nerves I fear my Love they do	V
Those eyes that late with transport beam'd so bright	L
Now veil their rays with the soft dewy shade	W
Of tenderness Let us repose awhile	X
The roots of yonder tree cover'd with moss	Y
Present a pleasing seat there let us sit	Z
Hark Zephyr wakes and sweetly whispering tells	A2
The approach of Eve already Nature feels	B2
Her soothing influence her refreshing breath	C2
The fields the trees imbibe the cool moist air	U
Their feverish thirst allay and smile revived	D2
The Soul too feels her influence sweetly soothed	E2
Into a tender calm O let us now	F2
My loved Louisa let us now enjoy	G2
The landscape's charms and all the nameless sweets	H2
Of this our favourite hour for ever dear	U
To Fancy and to Love Cast round thy sight	L
Upon the altered scene nor longer fear	U
The dazzling sun his latest lingering beams	I2
Where are they can'st thou find them see they gild	J2
The glittering top of yonder village spire	U
Upon that distant hill they faintly shine	K2
And look the topmost boughs of this tall oak	L2
Majestic which o'ercanopies our heads	M2
Yet catch their tremulous glimmerings now they fade	W
Fade and expire and as they fade the Moon	N2
The full orb'd Moon that seem'd erewhile to melt	O2
In the bright azure from the darkening sky	K
Emerging slow and silent sheds around	D
Her snowy light that with the day's last dim	P2
Reflection from the broad translucid lake	Q2
Insensibly commingles and unites	R2
In sweetest harmony o'er all the scene	E
Diffusing magic tints enchanting power	U
How lovely every object now appears	S2
Each in itself and how they all combine	K2
In one delightful whole What eye what heart	T2
O Nature can resist thy potent charms	U2
When thus in soft transparent shade half veil'd	V2
Now Beauty and Sublimity methinks	U2
Upon the lap of Eve embracing sleep	W2
Mark the tree tops my Love of yonder wood	X2
Whose moonlight foliage fluctuates in the breeze	U2
Say do they not in figure motion hue	V
Resemble the sea waves at misty dawn	Y2
What shadowy shape along the troubled lake	Q2
Comes this way moving how mysteriously	S
It glides along how indistinct its form	Z2
Imagination views with sweet surprise	U2
The unknown appearance breathless in suspense	U2
The Spirit of the waters can it be	S
On his aerial car some fairy Power	U
Pants not thy heart Louisa half alarm'd	A3
It grows upon the sight strange watery sounds	U2
Attend its course hark was not that a voice	U2
O 'tis a fishing boat its sails and oars	U2
I now discern The church clock strikes how loud	B3
Burst forth its sound into the startled air	U
That feels it still and trembles far around	D
My dearest Love it summons us away	M
The dew begins to fall let us depart	T2
How sweetly have we spent this evening hour	U

Thomas Oldham

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