THE TRIBUNE.

For The Tribune.

THE FAIRY ELopEMENT.
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THE FAIRY ELopEMENT.
DRAINED fairy bride was mine
with sower-like eyes and radiant hair;
Her wings were made of pale moonshine.
And soft as sighs of lovers are.
Der brow was like clear white stone
Disclosed by dimpled brooklet's smile,
And through it thoughts of beauty shone
Like lamps regaled on perfumed OIL
Oh well loved my fairy bride.
For she was tender. bright and true,
And to my hear, each night did glide
A wondrous flower gem rich with dew
Oh, worshiped this fairy girl
AS flowers the stars, as stars tine sun
But sleep-oh spiteful, envious churi!
Eloped-and 10 my bride was gone


G. G. FOSTER.