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Could but write my inmost thoughts, Il
My feelings as they flow,
And tell them all-hopes Joys and doubts.


As gifted ones may do;7 'o.N-
To grave the picture OF my soul ''l,a, s''','
Deep ID another's breast, III
And feel that though time onward roll, 'lo's I.
And in the grave rest, 'a' u" b Da',
The mind, the strength, the light OF life,


May leave some trace behind, 5'
To light our brothers' path Of strife,
/ When sympathy they find y, , IN.
oh 'twould be Joy unut'rsble cfy.
/ Thus 10 have language deep INA, sJ
For thoughts which swell the bursting hear


Till life's last, latest sleep ,',a's.
To write with pen of burning FIRE ',,, M,


The deplh Of passions power a,nl.
'ro telI the dreams that Joys inspire. II III IA


In pleasures beaming hour. Il t,n,i{ I'M
Words for pure and lasting love,8 oia
A love which meier can die;gfs si, bla3f
Oh but TOR words 10 strength 10 prove, ~,
And seek blest sympathy y y,6E, l,s.
The bitter sorrows fpangs which come 4,4


With scorchipg, bighiing heat, .,a.lali5d
Must they be borne, then, all alone 7ab geH


No kindred heart TO beat INV ljs4s 55 ,,g.
Oh gave me language Of the heart. II ,s.


That they who read must feel-- 4, II
Words that spring freshly from the fount, Fl


With balm life's wounds TO heal; tsisgf B.
Give me the speech to gently tell "A slsw sas.


Religions blissfu; sway,


Till the soul bursts the binding, spell, u a4l9


And in utt'rancei wells away. Ii .40 nlu