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For the Columbian Fountain.


STANZAS.
! knew him when in manhood's morn,
Around his noble frame,
A halo Of bright joy was borne,
A charm where e'er he came!
His tread was light and manly,
His voice was sweet with truth,
His eye e'er beamed benignly,
Loy'd was he in his youth!
Fair was the promise Of his spring, q
"Auspicious HOPE" o'erhung,
Life's day, from dawn to set of sun,
Der all its e1panse flung 0 81
Her beauteous bow. that gorgeous sign
In peace and promise bent,
Immortal boon, the gift divine,
BY Hsav'n to mortals sent.
| saw him just when had thought
In his meridian pride,
To look on one with honor fraught,
With glory, for a bride.
But 10 the scene, the torn how chang'd,
HopE from his brow had fed,
Despair's black crown his temples rang'd,
Pride, honor, all were dead, l.
t'What Demon" asked !, sshath this brought,
Has Eden turn'd to Hell
What fury in her madness wrought
Her curs'd, Internal spell2"
From misery's throne the answer came,
In wall and lament wild,
f'If thou wouldst know the monsters name,
WINE WINE! 'tis Satan's child.


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