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! Yes, thou may'st worship at the shrine
lM OF youth and love, thou noble youth; a
Yet know they're not e'en half divine,


Nor fear to meet the solemn truth, .'2.
They fade as flowers that grace the morn,
They pass as dew drops from the rose;
And gone e'er with life's transient dawn


Disease and time their deadly foes.


Yet while they last, e'er yet they fade


With heart enibalm'd for virtuous bliss
They're at thy footstool freely laid / II
FIJI Thy heart, thy hand--my happiness.
Come then, dear youth--is 'Delia sweet!


Then let her name in murmuring sighs
Dwell on thy tongue, and oft repeAt ma
I. Till 'Dslia's self 70 it replies. Z ''.
How sweet that law that says we 'must!'


Compelled to yield to what we love;
To yield to bliss, confide and trusS Il
FL An antpastsof souls above. "ta. ~
Not will but must its sweetness prove;


sNot will but must the conflict try;
Feel all the heav'n OF real love


Giys heart for heart, and sigh for sigh.
LOWELL, Aug. l846. [ADELIA.