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From tue Boston Recorder. IMPENITENCE AND REPENTANCE.
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IMPENITENCE AND REPENTANCE. There is darkness, fearful as the tomb, That shrouds the mind of stern Impenitence: No shadowy phantoms fit in doubtful gloom; But solid blackness presses on the sense. But more appalling to the bleaching eye The awful scene 'tis fated to survey; When Truths bright flashes bursting from on high, Pour o'er the waste of life their gancng ray. 0, scene of horrors Der gulph to stand, [frame ]! Whose crumbling verge scarce stays hIs totterlng Cliffs rise, and chasms yawn on every hand And torrents pour beneath their f0amlng stream. Around unnumbered horrid monsters glare, Scarce seen ere swallowed in returning night: The unhappy wretch behods destruction near; But whether shall he urge his darkling flight! o star of mercy! Rise and point his way, As, when to lead the Sheperds to their Lord, Above the lowly roof where Jesus lay,

 Far through the gloom thy cheering was poured Lost in the glare of gay prosperity

 That mild and tender beam had valnly shone: How welcome now it meets his aching eye, Towering serenely bright OCT mercy's throne Though faint the ray, disclosing nought beside, Nor threatening dangers, nor the path he treads, With greatfu heart he halls the heavenly Guide That to a Saviour's fostering bosom leads. There sheltered from the ruthless tempests wrath, By Faith redeemed, in humble hope secure, The bowling fends that late beset his path, Shuddering, but safe, he hears and fears no more.

 T. B. N.