a SERENADE.
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Love, art thou waking or sleeping p
Shadows with morning should fee -.
Love, art thou smiling or weeping p
Open thy lattice to me -
Sunlight each sorrow heguiling,


Youth should be fearless and free:-
Oh /! when all nature is smiling,


Wilt thou not smile upon me
Think on our last blissful meeting,-
Sunshine dissolving in tears;
Oh! when love's pulses are beating,
Moments are precious as years
Think on the hope that, soft.wiling
Lured me unbidden to thee:
Oh when all nature is smiling,


Wilt thou not smile upon mel
Roses, thy temples once wreathing,
Now on my bosom lie dead -
In their pale beauty still breathing


Fragrance Of hours that have fled
Thus through my heart sweetly thrilling,
Memory whispers to me,
Oh! when all nature is smiling,
Ella will smile upon thee !"