Imagination the Maniacs Dream And Other Poems

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minstrel thus, thy morning hour By Genius fair was crown'd; (}0 POEMS.
She call'd thee to her freshest bower, And there thy temples bound : But ah ! before the evening fled, That pensive maiden sigh'd !
The chaplet fell from off thy head, And all its roses died.
Tho' others pass unheeding by Thy lone sequester'd bier; Tho' others heave no kindred sigh, And drop no pitying tear : Still will I seek that lonely wold, And dress with flowers thy head, And scatter cypress o'er the mould, And mourn th
...e minstrel dead.
On Ora's steep a flowret grew, Its early hues were bright; It glisten'd in the morning dew, But wither'd e'er the night.
She ceas'd, and threw from off her hair The drooping flowers that wither'd there; POEMS. 61 That pensive lady seem'd inclin'd To leave her magic lyre behind. The moon now hid behind a cloud, Like pallid maiden 'neath a shroud, And darkness stalked from pole to pole, Like madness o'er the wretch's soul.
In lovely brightness once again, The moon look'd down upon the plain; Her quick glance o'er the dew appears, Like sudden joy when steep'd in tears; Then no one stood beside the dead, The gentle maid of Heaven had fled; But loosely scatter'd o'er the ground, The broken silver strings were found.


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