From the United States Re7ev and Literary Gazette


WEEP NOT FOR THE YOUTHFUL DEAD.
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I'M the United States Re1ieIp and Literary Gnxeffe
WEEP NOT FOR THE YOUTHFUL DEAD.
Weep not for the youthful dead,
Resting IN their peaceful bed
They are happier than we,
Howsoever blest we be.
They have lef, doubtful scene,
While their hearts were young and green,
Ere the s,ain Of guilt was deep;-
Wherefore. wherefore do ye weep!
1Hey have never known the stings
Which discovered friendship bringsS
Envy, Haired, Passion, Pride,
All lie buried at their side.
Far across the shipwreck foam,
They have found peaceful home,
Where the blessed spirits keep -
Wherefore. wherefore should ye weep
II is, We say, a heavy pain,
Prcyng on the heart in vain,
Thus 10 see It green bud froze,
When just opening TO rose.
YET shall Consolation come,
STOPPING from her starry homev
Bringing dew upon her wings.
From the deep, eternal springs
He had just begun to climb
Up the weary mount of Time;
Weep no, his untmey end.
If he sunk, i was to ascend.


She was young, and soft, and fair.
So her si,ter Sc raphs are


Wheref re, then, should Sorrow bow =!
She is with the seraphs now.
Happy they who die in youth,
Ere the fountain springs Of truth
Have been sullied by the rains,


Leaving dark and deadly stains.
Their renown is with the brave,


All their faults are in the grave,


And the flow ers, that round them bloom,
Chase the darkness.-hide the gloom.