PART II.-oUARREL
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Yes, we have parted-we who never
Expected more on earth to patt-
Have burst Loves CALLING chains Tor


ever,


And henceforth dwell ll-alone-apartl
thee,


/, to forget-perchance forgive thee!
On, who had thought, when first met
thee


With more than Friendships cordial
greeting,
That could lose yet not regret thee!
Are VOWS SO weak?--is love so fleet


ing?-
Once one in heart-in love-in fate
Now more than strangers?-desolatel


PART REORGANIZATION.
There is deep, abiding pain.
A thought with conscious sor row


laden:
That should we never meet again.
My loved. my lost. my injured mai
That thou wilt think me false and
Or, let US meet but once agalnl
But once that may tell thee all,
Each thought, each fear, each jealous


sorrow,
That held my every sense in thrall,
Till doubt dIspelled upon the NOR


row
When thoughts OF all thy virtues came,
To spurn suspicion from thy namel
But oncel--then never meet again2-
Or meet to part no more tor ever!
| cannot bear this chilling pain,
This slow but life.consuming fe-


ver!-
That smiIel-what?-do thou then


forgive
Angel of light!-I BREATHE live