BY PiiAzMA.
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Tho pleasures and palaces garnish tho shore, Yet give mo the charms of the wild oceans roar. Where tine sky and the water boundlcss and grand Arc trIumph--a glory neer met with on land. Ahf never on land have felt the delight, Ihavs known on the sea iu the of the night; With the clouds from the sky and the winds from

 their sleep,

 And the rolling high, and my bark plunging deep OI when the springs from his couch in tho sea. He gives his first smile 10 lhe and ne; Aud when the noon ray falleth far OCT the deep, h tho foIetop lie to be cradled to sleep. have seen the bright star, in the blue of the night Reflected beneath me iAutless and bright; And wish hath disturbed my quick heart from its To dive iu the deep for a star for my breast Ihave clung to the mast when he high, And the lightning down from its cloud iu the sky And down as we rolled in the gap of the sea, Tho foam bells above me have ruDg with my glee. O, the wild ocean wave Is the war-horse for me; See him shake his white manr as he courses the sea- o never, on land give coffin grave, But rest de CD and still heath the blue wave!