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The gallant Youth who may have gained	A
Or seeks a winsome Marrow	B
Was but an Infant in the lap	C
When first I looked on Yarrow	B
Once more by Newark's Castle gate	D
Long left without a warder	E
I stood looked listened and with Thee	F
Great Minstrel of the Border	E
	-
Grave thoughts ruled wide on that sweet day	G
Their dignity installing	H
In gentle bosoms while sere leaves	I
Were on the bough or falling	H
But breezes played and sunshine gleamed	J
The forest to embolden	K
Reddened the fiery hues and shot	L
Transparence through the golden	K
	-
For busy thoughts the Stream flowed on	M
In foamy agitation	K
And slept in many a crystal pool	N
For quiet contemplation	K
No public and no private care	O
The freeborn mind enthralling	H
We made a day of happy hours	P
Our happy days recalling	H
	-
Brisk Youth appeared the Morn of youth	Q
With freaks of graceful folly	F
Life's temperate Noon her sober Eve	R
Her Night not melancholy	F
Past present future all appeared	S
In harmony united	T
Like guests that meet and some from far	U
By cordial love invited	T
	-
And if as Yarrow through the woods	V
And down the meadow ranging	H
Did meet us with unaltered face	W
Though we were changed and changing	H
If then some natural shadows spread	X
Our inward prospect over	E
The soul's deep valley was not slow	B
Its brightness to recover	E
	-
Eternal blessings on the Muse	Y
And her divine employment	Z
The blameless Muse who trains her Sons	A2
For hope and calm enjoyment	Z
Albeit sickness lingering yet	B2
Has o'er their pillow brooded	C2
And Care waylays their steps a Sprite	D2
Not easily eluded	C2
	-
For thee O Scott compelled to change	E2
Green Eildon hill and Cheviot	F2
For warm Vesuvio's vine clad slopes	G2
And leave thy Tweed and Tiviot	F2
For mild Sorrento's breezy waves	H2
May classic Fancy linking	H
With native Fancy her fresh aid	F2
Preserve thy heart from sinking	H
	-
Oh while they minister to thee	F
Each vying with the other	E
May Health return to mellow Age	I2
With Strength her venturous brother	E
And Tiber and each brook and rill	J2
Renowned in song and story	F
With unimagined beauty shine	K2
Nor lose one ray of glory	F
	-
For Thou upon a hundred streams	L2
By tales of love and sorrow	B
Of faithful love undaunted truth	Q
Hast shed the power of Yarrow	B
And streams unknown hills yet unseen	M2
Wherever they invite Thee	F
At parent Nature's grateful call	N2
With gladness must requite Thee	F
	-
A gracious welcome shall be thine	K2
Such looks of love and honour	B
As thy own Yarrow gave to me	F
When first I gazed upon her	B
Beheld what I had feared to see	F
Unwilling to surrender	B
Dreams treasured up from early days	O2
The holy and the tender	B
	-
And what for this frail world were all	N2
That mortals do or suffer	B
Did no responsive harp no pen	P2
Memorial tribute offer	B
Yea what were mighty Nature's self	Q2
Her features could they win us	R2
Unhelped by the poetic voice	S2
That hourly speaks within us	R2
	-
Nor deem that localized Romance	T2
Plays false with our affections	A2
Unsanctifies our tears made sport	F2
For fanciful dejections	A2
Ah no the visions of the past	F2
Sustain the heart in feeling	H
Life as she is our changeful Life	U2
With friends and kindred dealing	H
	-
Bear witness Ye whose thoughts that day	F2
In Yarrow's groves were centred	F2
Who through the silent portal arch	V2
Of mouldering Newark entered	F2
And clomb the winding stair that once	A2
Too timidly was mounted	F2
By the last Minstrel not the last	F2
Ere he his Tale recounted	F2
	-
Flow on for ever Yarrow Stream	W2
Fulfil thy pensive duty	F2
Well pleased that future Bards should chant	F2
For simple hearts thy beauty	F2
To dream light dear while yet unseen	M2
Dear to the common sunshine	K2
And dearer still as now I feel	X2
To memory's shadowy moonshine	K2

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