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 142 MISCELLANEOUS POEMS. But thou thy splendours still shalt lead Across thy native skies, Bright as before--and who shall heed, When one so lonely dies ? Yet shall I live, when thou, oh Sun, With every subject world,. Thy transitory uses done, Shalt be to ruin hurPd. Once more farewell! Another day, To all, or dark or glad, Fleets with thy vanish'd orb away,. And am I pleas'd or sad . I know not. All my soul to speak, Vain words their aid deny; But, oh, the smile is on my cheek, The tear is in mine eye ! ......... Google

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